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WIP: Dynamic mocks with Thymeleaf #51
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# Conflicts: # src/test/java/com/opentable/extension/BodyTransformerTest.java
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Changes to the body transformer
For a given request
step1.json
We can store some data in a session object. In the next call we can retrieve that information:
step2.json
And reuse it for a different response
Lists
produces
JWT support
We can extract values from the JWT by passing the header value to the
accessToken
util method:Based on the expression above, the
x-jwt
header would transform the var value to 'John Doe'We can generate a jwt with a specified subject
Result is:
Time support
Evaluates to:
Global counter
Evaluates to:
Random values
Evaluates to:
Webhook notifications
We can send post requests with a specific payload in the request body:
The
http://localhost:8080/webhook/target
endpoint is being calledWith the example mapping below:
We can check wiremock it has the
uuid
field sent from our webhook notification (in another endpoint):