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RestAssured Interceptor

Installation

implementation group: 'dev.jora.postman4j', name: 'restassured-interceptor', version: '0.0.5-alpha'

Usage

Define a custom filter for RestAssured requests and responses. The filter will automatically generate a Postman collection based on the requests and responses made during the given HTTP call execution.

import dev.jora.postman4j.restassured.PostmanRestassuredFilter;
import dev.jora.postman4j.utils.PostmanSettings;
// ...
PostmanSettings settings = PostmanSettings.builder()
        .baseCollectionName("My Collection")
        .baseCollectionDescription("My Collection Description")
        .schemaVersion(SchemaVersion.V2_1_0)
        .requestResponseMode(RequestResponseMode.REQUEST_AND_RESPONSE)
        .enableRequestBody(true)
        .enableResponseBody(true)
        .logWhenChanged(true)
        .itemNamingStrategy(ItemNamingStrategy.COUNTER)
        .build();
 
PostmanRestassuredFilter postmanRestassuredFilter = new PostmanRestassuredFilter(settings);
RestAssured.filters(postmanRestassuredFilter);

After executing the HTTP call generated Postman collection will be saved in the data object. You can use the PostmanCollection class to serialize the collection to a JSON string or file.

PostmanCollection collection = filter.getData().get("My Collection");
 
System.out.println(ConverterUtils.toJsonString(collection));

How to setup generation and saving postman collection in your java tests read in next chapters.

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