Hi,
I’m trying to test an endpoint where the first “user’s” POST body looks something like this:
[
{
"foo":1,
"bar":"<random value>"
},
{
"foo":2,
"bar":"<random value>"
}
]
and the next “user” looks like this:
[
{
"foo":1,
"bar":"<random value>"
},
{
"foo":2,
"bar":"<random value>"
}
]
and so on.
Currently, I’ve been using a supplier-based feeder to generate something like this:
[
{
"foo":${foo(0)},
"bar":"<random value>"
},
{
"foo":${foo(1)},
"bar":"<random value>"
}
]
then using a method passed to StringBody(Function<Session, String>) to pull out that shell from the session, generate a value for foo(0) and foo(1) using session.userId(), and use Apache’s StringSubstitutor to substitute those values. Ideally, I’d like to just set a session variable to hold the values of foo and use Gatling EL, but I don’t think that works since the whole shell is already saved as a session variable and I don’t think Gatling EL evaluates more than one level deep.
Is there a better way to be doing this?