PactumJS
parse
Parses data templates, maps, functions and stores. It helps to quickly see the outcome of data management items to troubleshoot issues.
Syntax
js
parse(input)
Usage
✅ Correct Usage
js
parse({ '@DATA:TEMPLATE@': 'User' }); // parses data templates
parse('$M{User.FirstName}'); // parses data maps
parse('$F{GetTimeStamp}'); // parses data functions
parse('$S{FirstPostId}'); // parses data stores
// parse all of them together
parse({
'name': '$M{User.FirstName}',
'createAt': '$F{GetTimeStamp}',
'postId': '$S{FirstPostId}',
'address': {
'@DATA:TEMPLATE@': 'Address'
}
});
Arguments
> input (string|object)
Input to be parsed.
If the input doesn't contain any data management items, it will simply return the original input.
Make sure to define and load the data management items before invoking this function.
Examples
Parse a data template
js
const { parse, stash } = require('pactum');
stash.addDataTemplate({
'Address': { street: 'some street', pin: 100100 }
});
const address = parse({ '@DATA:TEMPLATE@': 'Address' });
// prints { street: 'some street', pin: 100100 }
console.log(address);