cmdprobe.yaml

---
test_name: curl json check

stages:
  - name: hit the endpoint and validate+save some json
    # max_retries: 3
    check: 'curl http://localhost/json'
    matchers:
      - json:
          slideshow:
            slides:
              - title: "Wake up to WonderWidgets!"
        save:
          author: slideshow.slides[0].title

  - name: send the author as a header
    # max_retries: 3
    check: 'curl http://localhost/headers -H "Author: {{ author }}"'
    matchers:
      - json:
          headers:
            Author: "{{ author }}"
---
test_name: curl regex check

stages:
  - name: find the path
    max_retries: 3
    check: 'curl http://localhost/robots.txt'
    matchers:
      - regex: 'Disallow: (?P<path>\S*)'

  - name: hit the path with numbered capture group
    max_retries: 3
    check: 'curl http://localhost/{{ 1 }}'
    matchers:
      - regex: "(YOU SHOULDN'T BE HERE)"

  - name: hit the path with named capture group and use previous numbered group in matcher
    max_retries: 3
    check: 'curl http://localhost/{{ path }}'
    matchers:
      - regex: "{{ 1 }}"

---
test_name: json save without matcher test

stages:
  - name: request the anything page and save a value
    check: 'curl http://localhost/anything'
    matchers:
      - save:
          example: headers."user-agent"

  - name: insert the agent into the query string
    check: 'curl http://localhost/anything?agent={{example}}'
    matchers:
      - json:
          args:
            agent: "{{example}}"

---
test_name: http request test

stages:
  - name: hit the anything endpoint using http
    check:
      url: http:/localhost/anything
      method: GET
      headers:
        foo: bar
    matchers:
      - json:
          headers:
            Foo: bar
  - name: hit the json endpoint and evaluate using jmespath
    check:
      url: http:/localhost/json
      method: GET
      headers:
        foo: bar
    matchers:
      - jmespath: slideshow.slides[1].items[0]
        operation: eq
        value: "Why <em>WonderWidgets</em> are great"