I work in Postman and I want to build the test construction like that:
var login_status = pm.environment.get("LOGIN_STATUS");
var jsonData = pm.response.json();
pm.test("TESTS", function () {
if (login_status === 1) {
pm.expect...(test 1);
}else if (login_status === 2) {
pm.expect...(test 2);
}else if (login_status === 3) {
pm.expect...(test 3);
but it doesn't work for me as I want.
In my logic, Postman should check the login status and use only one pm.expect... accordingly to login_status value.
How can I use the if statement in Postman? Thank you!
The comparison operator you are using is returning false
as it's checking for the same type
, try using ==
rather than ===
.
The values stored in the Postman environment file is a string
and you're doing a strict equal against a number
, in the test.
You could also try changing the number
value to a string
value like this login_status === "1"
or use strict inequality so the type you use doesn't matter, like this login_status !== 2
.
You could even just use a parseInt()
function when you get the value from the file.
parseInt(pm.environment.get("LOGIN_STATUS"))
It's completely up to you and the way you want to construct the check.
More information about the comparison operator can be found here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Comparison_Operators#Identity