Log postman runner data(cvs) parameters
1
I want to log the parameters sent through a cvs file when running the Collection runner. Is this possible? I want retrieve a list of all parameters that failed (over 6000 items being tested).
When i export the test result, i can not see the parameters items that failed. Which I want.
Ive tried to log the response as following:
console.log(DRAWING_NO)
DRAWING_NO is a global variable set in the environment
test code
enter var jsonData = JSON.parse(responseBody);
if (jsonData.Drawings === null)
pm.test("sample-test-fail", function ()
throw new Error();
);
let drawingno = pm.iterationData.get("DRAWING_NO");
console.log(drawingno);
else if (jsonData.Drawings !== null)
//postman.setEnvironmentVariable("UFID", jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.UFID);
//console.log(jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.length);
pm.test("Status code is 200", function ()
pm.response.to.have.status(200);
);
jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.forEach(function (data)
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("UFID", data.UFID);
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("INST_TYPE", data.INST_TYPE);
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("HYD_TYPE", data.HYD_TYPE);
pm.test("Check Drawing NO for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.DRAWING_NO).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check Sales ID for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.SALES_ID).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check HYD_TYPE for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.HYD_TYPE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check INST_TYPE NO for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.INST_TYPE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check Sales Code for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.SALES_CODE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check LIFECYCLE_STATE for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.LIFECYCLE_STATE).eql("RELEASED");
);
//pm.test("Check VERSION CODE Code for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.VERSION_CODE).not.eql(null);
//);
//pm.test("Check DRIVE UNIT for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.DRIVE_UNIT).not.eql(null);
//);
//pm.test("Check Outlet US for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.OUTLET_US).not.eql(null);
//);
);
here
javascript list logging postman postman-collection-runner
asked Nov 12 at 12:54
Lucas Dag
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1
I want to log the parameters sent through a cvs file when running the Collection runner. Is this possible? I want retrieve a list of all parameters that failed (over 6000 items being tested).
When i export the test result, i can not see the parameters items that failed. Which I want.
Ive tried to log the response as following:
console.log(DRAWING_NO)
DRAWING_NO is a global variable set in the environment
test code
enter var jsonData = JSON.parse(responseBody);
if (jsonData.Drawings === null)
pm.test("sample-test-fail", function ()
throw new Error();
);
let drawingno = pm.iterationData.get("DRAWING_NO");
console.log(drawingno);
else if (jsonData.Drawings !== null)
//postman.setEnvironmentVariable("UFID", jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.UFID);
//console.log(jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.length);
pm.test("Status code is 200", function ()
pm.response.to.have.status(200);
);
jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.forEach(function (data)
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("UFID", data.UFID);
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("INST_TYPE", data.INST_TYPE);
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("HYD_TYPE", data.HYD_TYPE);
pm.test("Check Drawing NO for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.DRAWING_NO).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check Sales ID for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.SALES_ID).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check HYD_TYPE for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.HYD_TYPE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check INST_TYPE NO for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.INST_TYPE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check Sales Code for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.SALES_CODE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check LIFECYCLE_STATE for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.LIFECYCLE_STATE).eql("RELEASED");
);
//pm.test("Check VERSION CODE Code for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.VERSION_CODE).not.eql(null);
//);
//pm.test("Check DRIVE UNIT for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.DRIVE_UNIT).not.eql(null);
//);
//pm.test("Check Outlet US for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.OUTLET_US).not.eql(null);
//);
);
here
javascript list logging postman postman-collection-runner
asked Nov 12 at 12:54
Lucas Dag
62
Have you tried console.log(data.DRAWING_NO)? What's the conditions of a Failure? Do you have a test in place for this?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 12 at 16:21
Yes i have tests in place. So if the DRAWING_NO does not exist, output error. Then some other conditions associated with the response to each DRAWING_NO. If any conditions fail, i want to log the DRAWING_NO as a list. Basically the Drawing_NO is the primary key and the one im doing the search on, on the API request.
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 8:34
Can you update the question with the test code? It might give people an idea of how best to log the failed values out for you. This is just a bunch of words at the moment so it's tough to know what's going on.
– Danny Dainton
Nov 14 at 8:58
Now ive added the test code
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 12:20
add a comment |
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1
I want to log the parameters sent through a cvs file when running the Collection runner. Is this possible? I want retrieve a list of all parameters that failed (over 6000 items being tested).
When i export the test result, i can not see the parameters items that failed. Which I want.
Ive tried to log the response as following:
console.log(DRAWING_NO)
DRAWING_NO is a global variable set in the environment
test code
enter var jsonData = JSON.parse(responseBody);
if (jsonData.Drawings === null)
pm.test("sample-test-fail", function ()
throw new Error();
);
let drawingno = pm.iterationData.get("DRAWING_NO");
console.log(drawingno);
else if (jsonData.Drawings !== null)
//postman.setEnvironmentVariable("UFID", jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.UFID);
//console.log(jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.length);
pm.test("Status code is 200", function ()
pm.response.to.have.status(200);
);
jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.forEach(function (data)
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("UFID", data.UFID);
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("INST_TYPE", data.INST_TYPE);
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("HYD_TYPE", data.HYD_TYPE);
pm.test("Check Drawing NO for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.DRAWING_NO).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check Sales ID for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.SALES_ID).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check HYD_TYPE for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.HYD_TYPE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check INST_TYPE NO for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.INST_TYPE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check Sales Code for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.SALES_CODE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check LIFECYCLE_STATE for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.LIFECYCLE_STATE).eql("RELEASED");
);
//pm.test("Check VERSION CODE Code for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.VERSION_CODE).not.eql(null);
//);
//pm.test("Check DRIVE UNIT for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.DRIVE_UNIT).not.eql(null);
//);
//pm.test("Check Outlet US for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.OUTLET_US).not.eql(null);
//);
);
here
javascript list logging postman postman-collection-runner
asked Nov 12 at 12:54
Lucas Dag
62
I want to log the parameters sent through a cvs file when running the Collection runner. Is this possible? I want retrieve a list of all parameters that failed (over 6000 items being tested).
When i export the test result, i can not see the parameters items that failed. Which I want.
Ive tried to log the response as following:
console.log(DRAWING_NO)
DRAWING_NO is a global variable set in the environment
test code
enter var jsonData = JSON.parse(responseBody);
if (jsonData.Drawings === null)
pm.test("sample-test-fail", function ()
throw new Error();
);
let drawingno = pm.iterationData.get("DRAWING_NO");
console.log(drawingno);
else if (jsonData.Drawings !== null)
//postman.setEnvironmentVariable("UFID", jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.UFID);
//console.log(jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.length);
pm.test("Status code is 200", function ()
pm.response.to.have.status(200);
);
jsonData.Drawings.Drawing.forEach(function (data)
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("UFID", data.UFID);
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("INST_TYPE", data.INST_TYPE);
postman.setEnvironmentVariable("HYD_TYPE", data.HYD_TYPE);
pm.test("Check Drawing NO for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.DRAWING_NO).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check Sales ID for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.SALES_ID).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check HYD_TYPE for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.HYD_TYPE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check INST_TYPE NO for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.INST_TYPE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check Sales Code for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.SALES_CODE).not.eql(null);
);
pm.test("Check LIFECYCLE_STATE for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function()
pm.expect(data.LIFECYCLE_STATE).eql("RELEASED");
);
//pm.test("Check VERSION CODE Code for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.VERSION_CODE).not.eql(null);
//);
//pm.test("Check DRIVE UNIT for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.DRIVE_UNIT).not.eql(null);
//);
//pm.test("Check Outlet US for " + data.DRAWING_NO, function ()
// pm.expect(data.OUTLET_US).not.eql(null);
//);
);
here
javascript list logging postman postman-collection-runner
javascript list logging postman postman-collection-runner
asked Nov 12 at 12:54
Lucas Dag
62
asked Nov 12 at 12:54
Lucas Dag
62
edited Nov 14 at 12:19
asked Nov 12 at 12:54
Lucas Dag
62
asked Nov 12 at 12:54
Lucas Dag
62
asked Nov 12 at 12:54
Lucas Dag
62
62
Have you tried console.log(data.DRAWING_NO)? What's the conditions of a Failure? Do you have a test in place for this?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 12 at 16:21
Yes i have tests in place. So if the DRAWING_NO does not exist, output error. Then some other conditions associated with the response to each DRAWING_NO. If any conditions fail, i want to log the DRAWING_NO as a list. Basically the Drawing_NO is the primary key and the one im doing the search on, on the API request.
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 8:34
Can you update the question with the test code? It might give people an idea of how best to log the failed values out for you. This is just a bunch of words at the moment so it's tough to know what's going on.
– Danny Dainton
Nov 14 at 8:58
Now ive added the test code
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 12:20
add a comment |
Have you tried console.log(data.DRAWING_NO)? What's the conditions of a Failure? Do you have a test in place for this?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 12 at 16:21
Yes i have tests in place. So if the DRAWING_NO does not exist, output error. Then some other conditions associated with the response to each DRAWING_NO. If any conditions fail, i want to log the DRAWING_NO as a list. Basically the Drawing_NO is the primary key and the one im doing the search on, on the API request.
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 8:34
Can you update the question with the test code? It might give people an idea of how best to log the failed values out for you. This is just a bunch of words at the moment so it's tough to know what's going on.
– Danny Dainton
Nov 14 at 8:58
Now ive added the test code
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 12:20
Have you tried console.log(data.DRAWING_NO)? What's the conditions of a Failure? Do you have a test in place for this?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 12 at 16:21
Have you tried console.log(data.DRAWING_NO)? What's the conditions of a Failure? Do you have a test in place for this?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 12 at 16:21
Yes i have tests in place. So if the DRAWING_NO does not exist, output error. Then some other conditions associated with the response to each DRAWING_NO. If any conditions fail, i want to log the DRAWING_NO as a list. Basically the Drawing_NO is the primary key and the one im doing the search on, on the API request.
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 8:34
Yes i have tests in place. So if the DRAWING_NO does not exist, output error. Then some other conditions associated with the response to each DRAWING_NO. If any conditions fail, i want to log the DRAWING_NO as a list. Basically the Drawing_NO is the primary key and the one im doing the search on, on the API request.
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 8:34
Can you update the question with the test code? It might give people an idea of how best to log the failed values out for you. This is just a bunch of words at the moment so it's tough to know what's going on.
– Danny Dainton
Nov 14 at 8:58
Can you update the question with the test code? It might give people an idea of how best to log the failed values out for you. This is just a bunch of words at the moment so it's tough to know what's going on.
– Danny Dainton
Nov 14 at 8:58
Now ive added the test code
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 12:20
Now ive added the test code
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 12:20
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Have you tried console.log(data.DRAWING_NO)? What's the conditions of a Failure? Do you have a test in place for this?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 12 at 16:21
Yes i have tests in place. So if the DRAWING_NO does not exist, output error. Then some other conditions associated with the response to each DRAWING_NO. If any conditions fail, i want to log the DRAWING_NO as a list. Basically the Drawing_NO is the primary key and the one im doing the search on, on the API request.
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 8:34
Can you update the question with the test code? It might give people an idea of how best to log the failed values out for you. This is just a bunch of words at the moment so it's tough to know what's going on.
– Danny Dainton
Nov 14 at 8:58
Now ive added the test code
– Lucas Dag
Nov 14 at 12:20