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Karate; Object type not being throws TypeError as “not an Object”
2019 Community Moderator ElectionKarate @RunWith(Karate.class) throwing ErrorKarate data driven with xml and sonWhat's the lifecycle of the 'karate' object?Karate array field become objectEnabling feature specific property in KarateKarate Cucumber Runner throws “No Such Method”Response object templates in KarateTypeError: karate.map is not a function - Karatekarate- run time error in evaluation of 'karate-config.js'Karate 0.9.1 is throwing exceptions for soap webservice testing
With my testing I am looking to do some evaluating on json objects within an array. The example looks like this:
"sections": [
"internal_id": 10635,
"uuid": "a56357fa-fbe6-BARS-89d4-8e8fdbda18b0",
,
"internal_id": 10636,
"uuid": "33a4c634-BARS-4b20-ac3d-54370b32d989",
,
"internal_id": 10637,
"uuid": "99443ce8-5007-4ec2-BARS-b459df30d33b",
,
"internal_id": 10638,
"uuid": "4a54a868-1bfa-BAZZ-93b1-d95a4b529cdf",
]
While doing some debugging I did this:
* print typeof(sections[0]) => this comes back saying object
I have tried to evaluate individual objects doing this:
* eval Object.keys(sections[0]).length; => this comes back with TypeError: <object_at_index_0> is not an Object in <eval>
I don't have a lot of experience with JS, but could someone help me out with this?
automation karate
asked Mar 6 at 16:21
kmancusikmancusi
31719
add a comment |
With my testing I am looking to do some evaluating on json objects within an array. The example looks like this:
"sections": [
"internal_id": 10635,
"uuid": "a56357fa-fbe6-BARS-89d4-8e8fdbda18b0",
,
"internal_id": 10636,
"uuid": "33a4c634-BARS-4b20-ac3d-54370b32d989",
,
"internal_id": 10637,
"uuid": "99443ce8-5007-4ec2-BARS-b459df30d33b",
,
"internal_id": 10638,
"uuid": "4a54a868-1bfa-BAZZ-93b1-d95a4b529cdf",
]
While doing some debugging I did this:
* print typeof(sections[0]) => this comes back saying object
I have tried to evaluate individual objects doing this:
* eval Object.keys(sections[0]).length; => this comes back with TypeError: <object_at_index_0> is not an Object in <eval>
I don't have a lot of experience with JS, but could someone help me out with this?
automation karate
asked Mar 6 at 16:21
kmancusikmancusi
31719
what do you want to validate from this JSON Array ??
– Babu Sekaran
Mar 6 at 17:13
@BabuSekaran all yours :)
– Peter Thomas
Mar 6 at 17:28
@BabuSekaran, I would like to validate that the length of the object is 2. Or, basically validate that each object within the JSON array is the same size. In my debugging before writing out an assertion, this threw me as to why I couldn't evaluate the object even though the type was listed as an object
– kmancusi
Mar 6 at 21:17
add a comment |
With my testing I am looking to do some evaluating on json objects within an array. The example looks like this:
"sections": [
"internal_id": 10635,
"uuid": "a56357fa-fbe6-BARS-89d4-8e8fdbda18b0",
,
"internal_id": 10636,
"uuid": "33a4c634-BARS-4b20-ac3d-54370b32d989",
,
"internal_id": 10637,
"uuid": "99443ce8-5007-4ec2-BARS-b459df30d33b",
,
"internal_id": 10638,
"uuid": "4a54a868-1bfa-BAZZ-93b1-d95a4b529cdf",
]
While doing some debugging I did this:
* print typeof(sections[0]) => this comes back saying object
I have tried to evaluate individual objects doing this:
* eval Object.keys(sections[0]).length; => this comes back with TypeError: <object_at_index_0> is not an Object in <eval>
I don't have a lot of experience with JS, but could someone help me out with this?
automation karate
asked Mar 6 at 16:21
kmancusikmancusi
31719
With my testing I am looking to do some evaluating on json objects within an array. The example looks like this:
"sections": [
"internal_id": 10635,
"uuid": "a56357fa-fbe6-BARS-89d4-8e8fdbda18b0",
,
"internal_id": 10636,
"uuid": "33a4c634-BARS-4b20-ac3d-54370b32d989",
,
"internal_id": 10637,
"uuid": "99443ce8-5007-4ec2-BARS-b459df30d33b",
,
"internal_id": 10638,
"uuid": "4a54a868-1bfa-BAZZ-93b1-d95a4b529cdf",
]
While doing some debugging I did this:
* print typeof(sections[0]) => this comes back saying object
I have tried to evaluate individual objects doing this:
* eval Object.keys(sections[0]).length; => this comes back with TypeError: <object_at_index_0> is not an Object in <eval>
I don't have a lot of experience with JS, but could someone help me out with this?
automation karate
automation karate
asked Mar 6 at 16:21
kmancusikmancusi
31719
asked Mar 6 at 16:21
kmancusikmancusi
31719
asked Mar 6 at 16:21
kmancusikmancusi
31719
asked Mar 6 at 16:21
kmancusikmancusi
31719
asked Mar 6 at 16:21
kmancusikmancusi
31719
31719
what do you want to validate from this JSON Array ??
– Babu Sekaran
Mar 6 at 17:13
@BabuSekaran all yours :)
– Peter Thomas
Mar 6 at 17:28
@BabuSekaran, I would like to validate that the length of the object is 2. Or, basically validate that each object within the JSON array is the same size. In my debugging before writing out an assertion, this threw me as to why I couldn't evaluate the object even though the type was listed as an object
– kmancusi
Mar 6 at 21:17
add a comment |
what do you want to validate from this JSON Array ??
– Babu Sekaran
Mar 6 at 17:13
@BabuSekaran all yours :)
– Peter Thomas
Mar 6 at 17:28
@BabuSekaran, I would like to validate that the length of the object is 2. Or, basically validate that each object within the JSON array is the same size. In my debugging before writing out an assertion, this threw me as to why I couldn't evaluate the object even though the type was listed as an object
– kmancusi
Mar 6 at 21:17
what do you want to validate from this JSON Array ??
– Babu Sekaran
Mar 6 at 17:13
what do you want to validate from this JSON Array ??
– Babu Sekaran
Mar 6 at 17:13
@BabuSekaran all yours :)
– Peter Thomas
Mar 6 at 17:28
@BabuSekaran all yours :)
– Peter Thomas
Mar 6 at 17:28
@BabuSekaran, I would like to validate that the length of the object is 2. Or, basically validate that each object within the JSON array is the same size. In my debugging before writing out an assertion, this threw me as to why I couldn't evaluate the object even though the type was listed as an object
– kmancusi
Mar 6 at 21:17
@BabuSekaran, I would like to validate that the length of the object is 2. Or, basically validate that each object within the JSON array is the same size. In my debugging before writing out an assertion, this threw me as to why I couldn't evaluate the object even though the type was listed as an object
– kmancusi
Mar 6 at 21:17
add a comment |
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You can write an expected schema for a single JSON object and then use match each to validate it for all the data in the JSON Array.
* def sectionArray =
"""
"sections": [
"internal_id": 10635,
"uuid": "a56357fa-fbe6-BARS-89d4-8e8fdbda18b0",
,
"internal_id": 10636,
"uuid": "33a4c634-BARS-4b20-ac3d-54370b32d989",
,
"internal_id": 10637,
"uuid": "99443ce8-5007-4ec2-BARS-b459df30d33b",
,
"internal_id": 10638,
"uuid": "4a54a868-1bfa-BAZZ-93b1-d95a4b529cdf",
]
"""
* match each sectionArray.sections == "internal_id":"#present","uuid":"#present"
You can also validate the size of the array by,
* match sectionArray.sections == "#[4]"
Refer Fuzzy Matching
answered Mar 7 at 2:57
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,1411318
1
Okay, so, as I understand it, by doing a match for"#present"on both keys, this asserts that it will fail if there is ONE key or if there are > 2 keys per object?
– kmancusi
Mar 7 at 14:04
2
Each JSON object should exactly have onlyinternal_idanduuidkey, any other case would fail.
– Babu Sekaran
Mar 7 at 14:51
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You can write an expected schema for a single JSON object and then use match each to validate it for all the data in the JSON Array.
* def sectionArray =
"""
"sections": [
"internal_id": 10635,
"uuid": "a56357fa-fbe6-BARS-89d4-8e8fdbda18b0",
,
"internal_id": 10636,
"uuid": "33a4c634-BARS-4b20-ac3d-54370b32d989",
,
"internal_id": 10637,
"uuid": "99443ce8-5007-4ec2-BARS-b459df30d33b",
,
"internal_id": 10638,
"uuid": "4a54a868-1bfa-BAZZ-93b1-d95a4b529cdf",
]
"""
* match each sectionArray.sections == "internal_id":"#present","uuid":"#present"
You can also validate the size of the array by,
* match sectionArray.sections == "#[4]"
Refer Fuzzy Matching
answered Mar 7 at 2:57
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,1411318
1
Okay, so, as I understand it, by doing a match for"#present"on both keys, this asserts that it will fail if there is ONE key or if there are > 2 keys per object?
– kmancusi
Mar 7 at 14:04
2
Each JSON object should exactly have onlyinternal_idanduuidkey, any other case would fail.
– Babu Sekaran
Mar 7 at 14:51
add a comment |
You can write an expected schema for a single JSON object and then use match each to validate it for all the data in the JSON Array.
* def sectionArray =
"""
"sections": [
"internal_id": 10635,
"uuid": "a56357fa-fbe6-BARS-89d4-8e8fdbda18b0",
,
"internal_id": 10636,
"uuid": "33a4c634-BARS-4b20-ac3d-54370b32d989",
,
"internal_id": 10637,
"uuid": "99443ce8-5007-4ec2-BARS-b459df30d33b",
,
"internal_id": 10638,
"uuid": "4a54a868-1bfa-BAZZ-93b1-d95a4b529cdf",
]
"""
* match each sectionArray.sections == "internal_id":"#present","uuid":"#present"
You can also validate the size of the array by,
* match sectionArray.sections == "#[4]"
Refer Fuzzy Matching
answered Mar 7 at 2:57
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,1411318
1
Okay, so, as I understand it, by doing a match for"#present"on both keys, this asserts that it will fail if there is ONE key or if there are > 2 keys per object?
– kmancusi
Mar 7 at 14:04
2
Each JSON object should exactly have onlyinternal_idanduuidkey, any other case would fail.
– Babu Sekaran
Mar 7 at 14:51
add a comment |
You can write an expected schema for a single JSON object and then use match each to validate it for all the data in the JSON Array.
* def sectionArray =
"""
"sections": [
"internal_id": 10635,
"uuid": "a56357fa-fbe6-BARS-89d4-8e8fdbda18b0",
,
"internal_id": 10636,
"uuid": "33a4c634-BARS-4b20-ac3d-54370b32d989",
,
"internal_id": 10637,
"uuid": "99443ce8-5007-4ec2-BARS-b459df30d33b",
,
"internal_id": 10638,
"uuid": "4a54a868-1bfa-BAZZ-93b1-d95a4b529cdf",
]
"""
* match each sectionArray.sections == "internal_id":"#present","uuid":"#present"
You can also validate the size of the array by,
* match sectionArray.sections == "#[4]"
Refer Fuzzy Matching
answered Mar 7 at 2:57
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,1411318
You can write an expected schema for a single JSON object and then use match each to validate it for all the data in the JSON Array.
* def sectionArray =
"""
"sections": [
"internal_id": 10635,
"uuid": "a56357fa-fbe6-BARS-89d4-8e8fdbda18b0",
,
"internal_id": 10636,
"uuid": "33a4c634-BARS-4b20-ac3d-54370b32d989",
,
"internal_id": 10637,
"uuid": "99443ce8-5007-4ec2-BARS-b459df30d33b",
,
"internal_id": 10638,
"uuid": "4a54a868-1bfa-BAZZ-93b1-d95a4b529cdf",
]
"""
* match each sectionArray.sections == "internal_id":"#present","uuid":"#present"
You can also validate the size of the array by,
* match sectionArray.sections == "#[4]"
Refer Fuzzy Matching
answered Mar 7 at 2:57
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,1411318
edited Mar 7 at 15:14
answered Mar 7 at 2:57
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,1411318
answered Mar 7 at 2:57
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,1411318
answered Mar 7 at 2:57
Babu SekaranBabu Sekaran
2,1411318
2,1411318
1
Okay, so, as I understand it, by doing a match for"#present"on both keys, this asserts that it will fail if there is ONE key or if there are > 2 keys per object?
– kmancusi
Mar 7 at 14:04
2
Each JSON object should exactly have onlyinternal_idanduuidkey, any other case would fail.
– Babu Sekaran
Mar 7 at 14:51
add a comment |
1
Okay, so, as I understand it, by doing a match for"#present"on both keys, this asserts that it will fail if there is ONE key or if there are > 2 keys per object?
– kmancusi
Mar 7 at 14:04
2
Each JSON object should exactly have onlyinternal_idanduuidkey, any other case would fail.
– Babu Sekaran
Mar 7 at 14:51
1
1
Okay, so, as I understand it, by doing a match for
"#present" on both keys, this asserts that it will fail if there is ONE key or if there are > 2 keys per object?– kmancusi
Mar 7 at 14:04
Okay, so, as I understand it, by doing a match for
"#present" on both keys, this asserts that it will fail if there is ONE key or if there are > 2 keys per object?– kmancusi
Mar 7 at 14:04
2
2
Each JSON object should exactly have only
internal_id and uuid key, any other case would fail.– Babu Sekaran
Mar 7 at 14:51
Each JSON object should exactly have only
internal_id and uuid key, any other case would fail.– Babu Sekaran
Mar 7 at 14:51
add a comment |
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what do you want to validate from this JSON Array ??
– Babu Sekaran
Mar 6 at 17:13
@BabuSekaran all yours :)
– Peter Thomas
Mar 6 at 17:28
@BabuSekaran, I would like to validate that the length of the object is 2. Or, basically validate that each object within the JSON array is the same size. In my debugging before writing out an assertion, this threw me as to why I couldn't evaluate the object even though the type was listed as an object
– kmancusi
Mar 6 at 21:17