I’m using MockServer body matchers to verify an endpoint request’s body parameters. Some properties can be matched exactly, but others may need a separate subString or regex matcher, because part of that property is unknown. For example, a date-time string may have a known date, but unknown time.
However, with multiple withBody()
calls, the verify
method passes if one or more matcher passes. How to implement a logical AND instead of an OR?
JavaScript
x
mockServer.verify(
request()
.withPath(url)
.withMethod("POST")
.withBody(
json(
"{"firstName": "foo","lastName": "bar"}",
MatchType.ONLY_MATCHING_FIELDS))
.withBody(
// Need subString because we don't know the time and only want to validate the date
subString(""order_date_time": "2021-04-15")));
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Answer
To perform a logical-AND on multiple body matcher criteria, you need to call the verify()
method multiple times:
JavaScript
private void verifyOrderPlaced() {
verifyName();
verifyOrderDate();
}
private void verifyName() {
mockServer.verify(
request()
.withPath(url)
.withMethod("POST")
.withBody(
json(
"{"firstName": "foo","lastName": "bar"}",
MatchType.ONLY_MATCHING_FIELDS)));
}
private void verifyOrderDate() {
mockServer.verify(
request()
.withPath(url)
.withMethod("POST")
.withBody(
subString(""order_date_time": "2021-04-15")));
}