PactumJSwithFile
Uploads a file. Internally it uses withMultiPartFormData
content-typeheader will be auto updated tomultipart/form-data
Syntax
js
withFile(file-path)
withFile(file-path, file-options)
withFile(key, file-path)
withFile(key, file-path, file-options)
key(string) - key of a FormData object. Defaults tofile.file-path(string) - path of the file to upload.file-options(object) - key/value pairs of a FormData object.
Usage
✅ Correct Usage
js
// just path to the file
await spec()
.post('/forms/posts')
.withFile('./path/to/the/file')
.expectStatus(201);
js
// file options
await spec()
.post('/forms/posts')
.withFile('./path/to/the/file', { contentType: 'image/png' })
.expectStatus(201);
js
// file options with custom key
await spec()
.post('/forms/posts')
.withFile('custom-key', './path/to/the/file', { contentType: 'image/png' })
.expectStatus(201);
Examples
Normal File Upload
js
const { spec } = require('pactum');
await spec()
.post('https://httpbin.org/forms/posts')
.withFile('./path/to/the/file')
.expectStatus(201);
Custom File Options
js
const { spec } = require('pactum');
await spec()
.post('https://httpbin.org/forms/posts')
.withFile('file-image', './path/to/the/file', { contentType: 'image/png' })
.expectStatus(201);
Notes
Under the hood, it uses multi-part form-data-lite.
NOTE
From v3.1.0, pactum uses form-data-lite that has just the standard mime-types. (which reduces the overall package size). If you have a custom file type to be uploaded, you need to mention the content-type of the file explicitly.