I have a REST request that will return a json response with a set of nine keys and there values. No the input values for the request are randomized and therefore will I will get different values every time it is run.
Is is possible to create a script assertion that will just validated whether the json structure is correct.
Json Response:
{
"sid": 636811,
"poss": 122,
"mis": -150,
"pres": 253,
"aea": 0,
"aa": 12,
"ua": 7,
"lar": null,
"lbr": 1
}
Script Assertion:
def expectedMap = [sid:'', poss:'', mis:'', pres:'', aea:'', aa:'', ua:'', lar:'', lbr:'']
def json = new groovy.json.JsonSlurper().parseText(context.response))
assert json.keySet().sort() == expectedMap.keySet().sort()
I believe the following script assertion I have is failing because is it asserting the key values as well.
log.info expectedMap.keySet().sort()
log.info json.keySet().sort()
Tue Jun 26 14:27:52 BST 2018:INFO:[aa, aea, lar, lbr, mis, poss, pres, sid, ua]
Tue Jun 26 14:27:52 BST 2018:INFO:[aa, aea, lar, lbr, mis, poss, pres, sid, ua]
log.info expectedMap.keySet().sort().getClass()
log.info json.keySet().sort().getClass()
Tue Jun 26 14:17:12 BST 2018:INFO:class java.util.ArrayList
Tue Jun 26 14:17:12 BST 2018:INFO:class java.util.TreeMap$KeySet
You are almost there. Just need to get the keys, sort them and compare.
Change from:
assert expectedMap == json, 'Actual response is not matching with expected data'
To:
assert expectedMap.keySet().sort() == json.keySet().sort() as List, 'Actual response is not matching with expected data'