Karate API : In attached json response how to update json attribute quantity dynamically

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In below json response I want to update quantity of all productNumbers, Item count in response varies it could be 1 or more than 1, it depends on the input. how can I do that in Karate. I tried my way it did not work, so please provide a solution.(I provided my approach below please ignore if it is wrong approach)



  {
"userProfileId": "12313123123",
"items": {
"47961": {
"products": {
"productNumber": "0000",
"productSummary": {
"productSubTotal": "$68.64",
"quantity": 3,
"productrice": "$22.88"
}
}
},
"47962": {
"products": {
"productNumber": "12345",
"productSummary": {
"productSubTotal": "$68.64",
"quantity": 3,
"productPrice": "$22.88"
}
}
},
"47963": {
"products": {
"productNumber": "1111",
"productSummary": {
"productSubTotal": "$68.64",
"quantity": 3,
"productPrice": "$22.88"
}
}
},
"47964": {
"products": {
"productNumber": "2222",
"productSummary": {
"productSubTotal": "$68.64",
"quantity": 3,
"productPrice": "$22.88"
}
}
}
}
}


I tried with like below by creating JS file and passing required values to it but it failing when I trying to call a feature file withing java script.(may be the way i am calling is incorrect)



Feature: Update
Scenario: Update all items in cart
* print 'config in called function '+upConfig
* print 'in called function '+orderItemIDs
* def updateAttempt =
"""
function(productNumbers,upConfig,firstOrderID){
for(i=0;i<orderItemIDs.length;i++){
karate.log('Run test round: '+(i+1));
var itemID = productNumbers[i];
karate.log('Order Item IDs :'+productNumbers[i]);
karate.log('Config log-'+upConfig);
karate.log('firstOrderItemID-'+firstOrderID);
karate.call('UpdateProductQuantity.feature') upConfig;
}
java.lang.Thread.sleep(1*1000);
}
"""
* def itemPrice = call updateAttempt(orderItemIDs,upConfig,firstOrderID)


Feature: test update

Scenario Outline: Update with all values
* def encodedURL = ''
* def gID = ''
* def upConfig = ''
* def firstOrderItemID = [47961]
* json productNumbers= orderItemIDs
* print 'productNumbers--'+orderItemIDs
* def list = call read('Update.feature') upConfig
* def result = call list productNumbers
* def result = call result firstOrderItemID
* print 'Result -'+result.response









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    In below json response I want to update quantity of all productNumbers, Item count in response varies it could be 1 or more than 1, it depends on the input. how can I do that in Karate. I tried my way it did not work, so please provide a solution.(I provided my approach below please ignore if it is wrong approach)



      {
    "userProfileId": "12313123123",
    "items": {
    "47961": {
    "products": {
    "productNumber": "0000",
    "productSummary": {
    "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
    "quantity": 3,
    "productrice": "$22.88"
    }
    }
    },
    "47962": {
    "products": {
    "productNumber": "12345",
    "productSummary": {
    "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
    "quantity": 3,
    "productPrice": "$22.88"
    }
    }
    },
    "47963": {
    "products": {
    "productNumber": "1111",
    "productSummary": {
    "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
    "quantity": 3,
    "productPrice": "$22.88"
    }
    }
    },
    "47964": {
    "products": {
    "productNumber": "2222",
    "productSummary": {
    "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
    "quantity": 3,
    "productPrice": "$22.88"
    }
    }
    }
    }
    }


    I tried with like below by creating JS file and passing required values to it but it failing when I trying to call a feature file withing java script.(may be the way i am calling is incorrect)



    Feature: Update
    Scenario: Update all items in cart
    * print 'config in called function '+upConfig
    * print 'in called function '+orderItemIDs
    * def updateAttempt =
    """
    function(productNumbers,upConfig,firstOrderID){
    for(i=0;i<orderItemIDs.length;i++){
    karate.log('Run test round: '+(i+1));
    var itemID = productNumbers[i];
    karate.log('Order Item IDs :'+productNumbers[i]);
    karate.log('Config log-'+upConfig);
    karate.log('firstOrderItemID-'+firstOrderID);
    karate.call('UpdateProductQuantity.feature') upConfig;
    }
    java.lang.Thread.sleep(1*1000);
    }
    """
    * def itemPrice = call updateAttempt(orderItemIDs,upConfig,firstOrderID)


    Feature: test update

    Scenario Outline: Update with all values
    * def encodedURL = ''
    * def gID = ''
    * def upConfig = ''
    * def firstOrderItemID = [47961]
    * json productNumbers= orderItemIDs
    * print 'productNumbers--'+orderItemIDs
    * def list = call read('Update.feature') upConfig
    * def result = call list productNumbers
    * def result = call result firstOrderItemID
    * print 'Result -'+result.response









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      In below json response I want to update quantity of all productNumbers, Item count in response varies it could be 1 or more than 1, it depends on the input. how can I do that in Karate. I tried my way it did not work, so please provide a solution.(I provided my approach below please ignore if it is wrong approach)



        {
      "userProfileId": "12313123123",
      "items": {
      "47961": {
      "products": {
      "productNumber": "0000",
      "productSummary": {
      "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
      "quantity": 3,
      "productrice": "$22.88"
      }
      }
      },
      "47962": {
      "products": {
      "productNumber": "12345",
      "productSummary": {
      "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
      "quantity": 3,
      "productPrice": "$22.88"
      }
      }
      },
      "47963": {
      "products": {
      "productNumber": "1111",
      "productSummary": {
      "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
      "quantity": 3,
      "productPrice": "$22.88"
      }
      }
      },
      "47964": {
      "products": {
      "productNumber": "2222",
      "productSummary": {
      "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
      "quantity": 3,
      "productPrice": "$22.88"
      }
      }
      }
      }
      }


      I tried with like below by creating JS file and passing required values to it but it failing when I trying to call a feature file withing java script.(may be the way i am calling is incorrect)



      Feature: Update
      Scenario: Update all items in cart
      * print 'config in called function '+upConfig
      * print 'in called function '+orderItemIDs
      * def updateAttempt =
      """
      function(productNumbers,upConfig,firstOrderID){
      for(i=0;i<orderItemIDs.length;i++){
      karate.log('Run test round: '+(i+1));
      var itemID = productNumbers[i];
      karate.log('Order Item IDs :'+productNumbers[i]);
      karate.log('Config log-'+upConfig);
      karate.log('firstOrderItemID-'+firstOrderID);
      karate.call('UpdateProductQuantity.feature') upConfig;
      }
      java.lang.Thread.sleep(1*1000);
      }
      """
      * def itemPrice = call updateAttempt(orderItemIDs,upConfig,firstOrderID)


      Feature: test update

      Scenario Outline: Update with all values
      * def encodedURL = ''
      * def gID = ''
      * def upConfig = ''
      * def firstOrderItemID = [47961]
      * json productNumbers= orderItemIDs
      * print 'productNumbers--'+orderItemIDs
      * def list = call read('Update.feature') upConfig
      * def result = call list productNumbers
      * def result = call result firstOrderItemID
      * print 'Result -'+result.response









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      In below json response I want to update quantity of all productNumbers, Item count in response varies it could be 1 or more than 1, it depends on the input. how can I do that in Karate. I tried my way it did not work, so please provide a solution.(I provided my approach below please ignore if it is wrong approach)



        {
      "userProfileId": "12313123123",
      "items": {
      "47961": {
      "products": {
      "productNumber": "0000",
      "productSummary": {
      "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
      "quantity": 3,
      "productrice": "$22.88"
      }
      }
      },
      "47962": {
      "products": {
      "productNumber": "12345",
      "productSummary": {
      "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
      "quantity": 3,
      "productPrice": "$22.88"
      }
      }
      },
      "47963": {
      "products": {
      "productNumber": "1111",
      "productSummary": {
      "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
      "quantity": 3,
      "productPrice": "$22.88"
      }
      }
      },
      "47964": {
      "products": {
      "productNumber": "2222",
      "productSummary": {
      "productSubTotal": "$68.64",
      "quantity": 3,
      "productPrice": "$22.88"
      }
      }
      }
      }
      }


      I tried with like below by creating JS file and passing required values to it but it failing when I trying to call a feature file withing java script.(may be the way i am calling is incorrect)



      Feature: Update
      Scenario: Update all items in cart
      * print 'config in called function '+upConfig
      * print 'in called function '+orderItemIDs
      * def updateAttempt =
      """
      function(productNumbers,upConfig,firstOrderID){
      for(i=0;i<orderItemIDs.length;i++){
      karate.log('Run test round: '+(i+1));
      var itemID = productNumbers[i];
      karate.log('Order Item IDs :'+productNumbers[i]);
      karate.log('Config log-'+upConfig);
      karate.log('firstOrderItemID-'+firstOrderID);
      karate.call('UpdateProductQuantity.feature') upConfig;
      }
      java.lang.Thread.sleep(1*1000);
      }
      """
      * def itemPrice = call updateAttempt(orderItemIDs,upConfig,firstOrderID)


      Feature: test update

      Scenario Outline: Update with all values
      * def encodedURL = ''
      * def gID = ''
      * def upConfig = ''
      * def firstOrderItemID = [47961]
      * json productNumbers= orderItemIDs
      * print 'productNumbers--'+orderItemIDs
      * def list = call read('Update.feature') upConfig
      * def result = call list productNumbers
      * def result = call result firstOrderItemID
      * print 'Result -'+result.response






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          * def response = 
          """
          {
          "userProfileId":"12313123123",
          "items": {
          "47961": {
          "products": {
          "productNumber":"0000",
          "productSummary": {
          "productSubTotal":"$68.64",
          "quantity":3,
          "productPrice":"$22.88"
          }
          }
          },
          "47962": {
          "products": {
          "productNumber":"12345",
          "productSummary": {
          "productSubTotal":"$68.64",
          "quantity":3,
          "productPrice":"$22.88"
          }
          }
          }
          }
          }
          """
          * def fun = function(k, v){ response.items[k].products.productSummary.quantity = 100 }
          * eval karate.forEach(response.items, fun)
          * match each response..quantity == 100





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            Thank you for you quick response. Karate is simply superb. Just curios to know why my approach did not work for me and can we call a feature in doc string with params. ?
            – sam
            Dec 27 '18 at 19:17






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            @sam read the docs for call - only takes one arg. since JS you can do this directly: * def itemPrice = updateAttempt(orderItemIDs,upConfig,firstOrderID)
            – Peter Thomas
            Dec 28 '18 at 0:35











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          * def response = 
          """
          {
          "userProfileId":"12313123123",
          "items": {
          "47961": {
          "products": {
          "productNumber":"0000",
          "productSummary": {
          "productSubTotal":"$68.64",
          "quantity":3,
          "productPrice":"$22.88"
          }
          }
          },
          "47962": {
          "products": {
          "productNumber":"12345",
          "productSummary": {
          "productSubTotal":"$68.64",
          "quantity":3,
          "productPrice":"$22.88"
          }
          }
          }
          }
          }
          """
          * def fun = function(k, v){ response.items[k].products.productSummary.quantity = 100 }
          * eval karate.forEach(response.items, fun)
          * match each response..quantity == 100





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          • 1




            Thank you for you quick response. Karate is simply superb. Just curios to know why my approach did not work for me and can we call a feature in doc string with params. ?
            – sam
            Dec 27 '18 at 19:17






          • 1




            @sam read the docs for call - only takes one arg. since JS you can do this directly: * def itemPrice = updateAttempt(orderItemIDs,upConfig,firstOrderID)
            – Peter Thomas
            Dec 28 '18 at 0:35
















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          Here you go:



          * def response = 
          """
          {
          "userProfileId":"12313123123",
          "items": {
          "47961": {
          "products": {
          "productNumber":"0000",
          "productSummary": {
          "productSubTotal":"$68.64",
          "quantity":3,
          "productPrice":"$22.88"
          }
          }
          },
          "47962": {
          "products": {
          "productNumber":"12345",
          "productSummary": {
          "productSubTotal":"$68.64",
          "quantity":3,
          "productPrice":"$22.88"
          }
          }
          }
          }
          }
          """
          * def fun = function(k, v){ response.items[k].products.productSummary.quantity = 100 }
          * eval karate.forEach(response.items, fun)
          * match each response..quantity == 100





          share|improve this answer

















          • 1




            Thank you for you quick response. Karate is simply superb. Just curios to know why my approach did not work for me and can we call a feature in doc string with params. ?
            – sam
            Dec 27 '18 at 19:17






          • 1




            @sam read the docs for call - only takes one arg. since JS you can do this directly: * def itemPrice = updateAttempt(orderItemIDs,upConfig,firstOrderID)
            – Peter Thomas
            Dec 28 '18 at 0:35














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          Here you go:



          * def response = 
          """
          {
          "userProfileId":"12313123123",
          "items": {
          "47961": {
          "products": {
          "productNumber":"0000",
          "productSummary": {
          "productSubTotal":"$68.64",
          "quantity":3,
          "productPrice":"$22.88"
          }
          }
          },
          "47962": {
          "products": {
          "productNumber":"12345",
          "productSummary": {
          "productSubTotal":"$68.64",
          "quantity":3,
          "productPrice":"$22.88"
          }
          }
          }
          }
          }
          """
          * def fun = function(k, v){ response.items[k].products.productSummary.quantity = 100 }
          * eval karate.forEach(response.items, fun)
          * match each response..quantity == 100





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          Here you go:



          * def response = 
          """
          {
          "userProfileId":"12313123123",
          "items": {
          "47961": {
          "products": {
          "productNumber":"0000",
          "productSummary": {
          "productSubTotal":"$68.64",
          "quantity":3,
          "productPrice":"$22.88"
          }
          }
          },
          "47962": {
          "products": {
          "productNumber":"12345",
          "productSummary": {
          "productSubTotal":"$68.64",
          "quantity":3,
          "productPrice":"$22.88"
          }
          }
          }
          }
          }
          """
          * def fun = function(k, v){ response.items[k].products.productSummary.quantity = 100 }
          * eval karate.forEach(response.items, fun)
          * match each response..quantity == 100






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            Thank you for you quick response. Karate is simply superb. Just curios to know why my approach did not work for me and can we call a feature in doc string with params. ?
            – sam
            Dec 27 '18 at 19:17






          • 1




            @sam read the docs for call - only takes one arg. since JS you can do this directly: * def itemPrice = updateAttempt(orderItemIDs,upConfig,firstOrderID)
            – Peter Thomas
            Dec 28 '18 at 0:35














          • 1




            Thank you for you quick response. Karate is simply superb. Just curios to know why my approach did not work for me and can we call a feature in doc string with params. ?
            – sam
            Dec 27 '18 at 19:17






          • 1




            @sam read the docs for call - only takes one arg. since JS you can do this directly: * def itemPrice = updateAttempt(orderItemIDs,upConfig,firstOrderID)
            – Peter Thomas
            Dec 28 '18 at 0:35








          1




          1




          Thank you for you quick response. Karate is simply superb. Just curios to know why my approach did not work for me and can we call a feature in doc string with params. ?
          – sam
          Dec 27 '18 at 19:17




          Thank you for you quick response. Karate is simply superb. Just curios to know why my approach did not work for me and can we call a feature in doc string with params. ?
          – sam
          Dec 27 '18 at 19:17




          1




          1




          @sam read the docs for call - only takes one arg. since JS you can do this directly: * def itemPrice = updateAttempt(orderItemIDs,upConfig,firstOrderID)
          – Peter Thomas
          Dec 28 '18 at 0:35




          @sam read the docs for call - only takes one arg. since JS you can do this directly: * def itemPrice = updateAttempt(orderItemIDs,upConfig,firstOrderID)
          – Peter Thomas
          Dec 28 '18 at 0:35


















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