How to use automatic variables in Swagger UI?

Question

In Postman I can automatically save variables the from response body.

For example: First I send login request and as response I get accessToken and refreshToken variables.

Then by Postman test scripts I save these variables:

var jsonData = JSON.parse(responseBody);
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("access_token", jsonData.accessToken);
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("refresh_token", jsonData.refreshToken);

These variables automatically updates themselves in next request:

The question is how I can do the same in Swagger UI?

The problem is that by default in Swagger UI every time I need to write refresh token by hand:

Answer 1

@CodingMytra tanks to your comment I found a solution.

By adding these UseRequestInterceptor and UseResponseInterceptor options, accessToken and refreshToken variables automatically updates themselves.

app.UseSwaggerUI(swaggerUiOptions =>
            {
                var responseInterceptor = @"(res) => 
                {
                    if(res.obj.accessToken)
                    { 
                        console.log(res.obj.accessToken);
                        const token = res.obj.accessToken;
                        localStorage.setItem('token', token);
                    };
                    if(res.obj.refreshToken)
                    { 
                        console.log(res.obj.refreshToken); 
                        const refresh_token = res.obj.refreshToken; 
                        localStorage.setItem('refresh_token', refresh_token); 
                    }; 
                    return res; 
                }";
                    var requestInterceptor = @"(req) => 
                { 
                    req.headers['Authorization'] = 'Bearer ' + localStorage.getItem('token');
                    req.headers['RefreshToken'] = localStorage.getItem('refresh_token');
                    return req; 
                }";
                swaggerUiOptions.UseResponseInterceptor(Regex.Replace(responseInterceptor, @"\s+", " "));
                swaggerUiOptions.UseRequestInterceptor(Regex.Replace(requestInterceptor, @"\s+", " "));
            });