Api - Json Problema al contar y verificar los elementos

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1

Tengo el siguiente problema, tengo un json y necesito verificar la cantidad de elementos que tengan una característica, en este caso quiero obtener y verificar la cantidad de categorías, en este caso lo que espero es que la cantidad sea 1, pero la herramienta me dice que la cantidad es igual a 0, alguien me diría en que le estoy errando?

{
  "Categories":[
  ],
  "Id": 1
}
2

Hi,

Sorry that I do not know Spanish. Using Translate, I understand your question is that:

With the mentioned Json, you want to check the number of categories and get 1 instead of 0 as it returned.

I think the format of your Json has told us already that the number of categories is 0. I cannot know why you want it to be 1. Or can you please post it in English for better understand?

3

Hi Elly_Tran, the method I’m using returns an object with its characteristics, I understand that since it’s an object, the characteristic must count as 1, maybe I’m wrong. I am new to api automation, I have another method that returns a json as follows

[{
  "idCountry": 1,
  "Country" : "Argentina"
}]

And when using the count method, it returns 1

While in the following case:

{
  "idCountry": 1,
  "Country" : "Argentina"
}

The count method returns 0

I don’t understand what is the difference

4

Please show your code; how does it call “the count method”?

I ask you this becase I don’t see what is “the count method” you mean.

5

That would be the case that I have


def response = WS.sendRequest(findTestObject('Object'))


Json response
{
  "Categories":[
  ],
  "Id": 1
}



def elementsCount = WS.getElementsCount(response, 'Categories')
println("Number of items = " + elementsCount)

Number of items = 0
6

Your code is running just right. The elementsCount will have the value 0. No doubt.

I wonder why you are not happy to see 0.

Please describe your thought how your code should work. … This would reveal what you do not understand yet.

7

The above is an array of objects.

{
  "idCountry": 1,
  "Country" : "Argentina"
}

The above is just an object.

The language barrier seems to be a major blocker here, so I am trying to limit my reply to 'geek language"

8

That is, if I only have one object, and I refer to the attribute of the object, does it count 0?

9

up to now you posted 3 versions:

{
  "Categories":[
  ],
  "Id": 1
}

[{
  "idCountry": 1,
  "Country" : "Argentina"
}]

{
  "idCountry": 1,
  "Country" : "Argentina"
}

Each one is different.
Do you really need our help?
Than, kindly do some efforts to explain your issue better.
We are not here to do magic.

10

I’m sorry if I bothered you, I didn’t mean to.

The first two were examples.

The third was the actual case.

Anyway I already understood the problem with the previous answer you gave me

11

You don’t bothered us.
Glad to hear you understood where the difference is!