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Karate not supporting JSON Path
How to check in karate if a node contains the expected value from the json responseKarate support for validating pipe separated response and avro formatKarate - Validating schema for the entire json responseCan we use Karate's Match function inside a Javascript file?JSON API Response matching using karateHow to pass the background response value of the to another feature json in function value using Karatesend array of URL param via karate apiWhy won't Karate let me read in variables from another feature file?Karate: when I want to set value to $..somewhereInJsonPath I get Path must not end with a 'Karate contains function throws false negatie
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I have a JSON path, say $[advertiserId] and this evaluates to
[
"001E000000yBFskIAG"
]
using tool https://jsonpath.com/? .
However, the equivalent Karate syntax does not work:
And match response[*].advertiserId == '001E000000yBFskIAG'
It does not recogize this path.
If I have JSON:
"advertiserId":"someID"
Then
And match response[*].advertiserId == 'someID'
should work. Karate ought to be able to support basic JSON matching.
karate
edited Apr 12 at 15:32
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I have a JSON path, say $[advertiserId] and this evaluates to
[
"001E000000yBFskIAG"
]
using tool https://jsonpath.com/? .
However, the equivalent Karate syntax does not work:
And match response[*].advertiserId == '001E000000yBFskIAG'
It does not recogize this path.
If I have JSON:
"advertiserId":"someID"
Then
And match response[*].advertiserId == 'someID'
should work. Karate ought to be able to support basic JSON matching.
karate
edited Apr 12 at 15:32
ChrisF♦
117k25 gold badges223 silver badges296 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 14:48
FrancisErdman-CTPFrancisErdman-CTP
12 bronze badges
add a comment |
I have a JSON path, say $[advertiserId] and this evaluates to
[
"001E000000yBFskIAG"
]
using tool https://jsonpath.com/? .
However, the equivalent Karate syntax does not work:
And match response[*].advertiserId == '001E000000yBFskIAG'
It does not recogize this path.
If I have JSON:
"advertiserId":"someID"
Then
And match response[*].advertiserId == 'someID'
should work. Karate ought to be able to support basic JSON matching.
karate
edited Apr 12 at 15:32
ChrisF♦
117k25 gold badges223 silver badges296 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 14:48
FrancisErdman-CTPFrancisErdman-CTP
12 bronze badges
I have a JSON path, say $[advertiserId] and this evaluates to
[
"001E000000yBFskIAG"
]
using tool https://jsonpath.com/? .
However, the equivalent Karate syntax does not work:
And match response[*].advertiserId == '001E000000yBFskIAG'
It does not recogize this path.
If I have JSON:
"advertiserId":"someID"
Then
And match response[*].advertiserId == 'someID'
should work. Karate ought to be able to support basic JSON matching.
karate
karate
edited Apr 12 at 15:32
ChrisF♦
117k25 gold badges223 silver badges296 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 14:48
FrancisErdman-CTPFrancisErdman-CTP
12 bronze badges
edited Apr 12 at 15:32
ChrisF♦
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asked Mar 26 at 14:48
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edited Apr 12 at 15:32
ChrisF♦
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edited Apr 12 at 15:32
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ChrisF♦
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asked Mar 26 at 14:48
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Karate is stricter - if there is JsonPath "wildcard" e.g. * or .. the result will always be an array. Maybe jsonpath.com converts a single element array to the value for convenience - but we will never do that.
The below works:
* def response = [ advertiserId: '001E000000yBFskIAG' ]
* match response[*].advertiserId == ['001E000000yBFskIAG']
answered Mar 26 at 15:13
Peter ThomasPeter Thomas
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Thank you for the response, that is helpful. I still think this is a horrible limitation on the part of Karate,but I guess any work around better than no workaround.
– FrancisErdman-CTP
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Karate is stricter - if there is JsonPath "wildcard" e.g. * or .. the result will always be an array. Maybe jsonpath.com converts a single element array to the value for convenience - but we will never do that.
The below works:
* def response = [ advertiserId: '001E000000yBFskIAG' ]
* match response[*].advertiserId == ['001E000000yBFskIAG']
answered Mar 26 at 15:13
Peter ThomasPeter Thomas
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Thank you for the response, that is helpful. I still think this is a horrible limitation on the part of Karate,but I guess any work around better than no workaround.
– FrancisErdman-CTP
Mar 29 at 14:08
add a comment |
Karate is stricter - if there is JsonPath "wildcard" e.g. * or .. the result will always be an array. Maybe jsonpath.com converts a single element array to the value for convenience - but we will never do that.
The below works:
* def response = [ advertiserId: '001E000000yBFskIAG' ]
* match response[*].advertiserId == ['001E000000yBFskIAG']
answered Mar 26 at 15:13
Peter ThomasPeter Thomas
20.1k4 gold badges21 silver badges62 bronze badges
Thank you for the response, that is helpful. I still think this is a horrible limitation on the part of Karate,but I guess any work around better than no workaround.
– FrancisErdman-CTP
Mar 29 at 14:08
add a comment |
Karate is stricter - if there is JsonPath "wildcard" e.g. * or .. the result will always be an array. Maybe jsonpath.com converts a single element array to the value for convenience - but we will never do that.
The below works:
* def response = [ advertiserId: '001E000000yBFskIAG' ]
* match response[*].advertiserId == ['001E000000yBFskIAG']
answered Mar 26 at 15:13
Peter ThomasPeter Thomas
20.1k4 gold badges21 silver badges62 bronze badges
Karate is stricter - if there is JsonPath "wildcard" e.g. * or .. the result will always be an array. Maybe jsonpath.com converts a single element array to the value for convenience - but we will never do that.
The below works:
* def response = [ advertiserId: '001E000000yBFskIAG' ]
* match response[*].advertiserId == ['001E000000yBFskIAG']
answered Mar 26 at 15:13
Peter ThomasPeter Thomas
20.1k4 gold badges21 silver badges62 bronze badges
answered Mar 26 at 15:13
Peter ThomasPeter Thomas
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answered Mar 26 at 15:13
Peter ThomasPeter Thomas
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answered Mar 26 at 15:13
Peter ThomasPeter Thomas
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Thank you for the response, that is helpful. I still think this is a horrible limitation on the part of Karate,but I guess any work around better than no workaround.
– FrancisErdman-CTP
Mar 29 at 14:08
add a comment |
Thank you for the response, that is helpful. I still think this is a horrible limitation on the part of Karate,but I guess any work around better than no workaround.
– FrancisErdman-CTP
Mar 29 at 14:08
Thank you for the response, that is helpful. I still think this is a horrible limitation on the part of Karate,but I guess any work around better than no workaround.
– FrancisErdman-CTP
Mar 29 at 14:08
Thank you for the response, that is helpful. I still think this is a horrible limitation on the part of Karate,but I guess any work around better than no workaround.
– FrancisErdman-CTP
Mar 29 at 14:08
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