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Support jsonpath filter #440

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jcamiel opened this issue Jan 13, 2022 · 2 comments
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Support jsonpath filter #440

jcamiel opened this issue Jan 13, 2022 · 2 comments
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jcamiel commented Jan 13, 2022

Given the following html:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>

<p id="user"></p>

<script>
var s = '{"first_name" : "Sammy", "last_name" : "Shark", "location" : "Ocean"}';

var obj = JSON.parse(s);

document.getElementById("user").innerHTML =
"Name: " + obj.first_name + " " + obj.last_name + "<br>" +
"Location: " + obj.location;
</script>

</body>
</html>

I would like to be able to analyse the js s variable.

We could add a jsonpath subquery, that could work like this:

GET https://example.com/test.html
HTTP/* 200
[Asserts]
regex "var s = '(.*)';" jsonpath "$.first_name" == "Sammy"
regex "var s = '(.*)';" jsonpath "$.last_name" == "Shark"
regex "var s = '(.*)';" jsonpath "$.location" == "Ocean"

Or with an intermediate capture:

GET https://example.com/test.html
HTTP/* 200
[Captures]
s: regex "var s = '(.*)';"
[Asserts]
variable "s" jsonpath "$.first_name" == "Sammy"
variable "s" jsonpath "$.last_name" == "Shark"
variable "s" jsonpath "$.location" == "Ocean"
@jcamiel jcamiel added the enhancement New feature or request label Jan 21, 2022
@fabricereix fabricereix added this to the 1.7.0 milestone Feb 10, 2022
@jcamiel jcamiel removed this from the 1.7.0 milestone Sep 12, 2022
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jcamiel commented Apr 7, 2023

Catch in the wild with the following

<script>
var gnbNewModelJson = {"gnbLeftModelList:[{"displayName":"Offres","englishName":"offers","linkType":"move","displayFlag":"Y","mobileOnlyFlag":"N","menuPosition":"left","apiUseFlag":false,"ftImageUseFlag1":false,"ftImageUseFl...

See as a JSON:

{
  "gnbLeftModelList": [
    {
      "displayName": "Offres",
      "englishName": "offers",
      "linkType": "move",
      "displayFlag": "Y",
      "mobileOnlyFlag": "N",
      "menuPosition": "left",
      "apiUseFlag": false,
    }
  ]
}

The JavaScript variable gnbNewModelJson is returned by the backend, and the page is constructed with Angular.

<script type="text/javascript">
        window.tesla = {"App":{"app":"inventory-search-app","base_url":"https://www.tesla.com","host":"http://inventory-burst-app.tesla.com","language_direction":"LTR","locale":"en_US","strings":{"Chat":{"common":{"chatPreview":{"action__startChat":"Start Chat","content__haveQuestion":"Question about ordering a Tesla product?","content__supportLinkText":"If you are an existing customer, <a target=\"_blank\" href=\"/support/contact\">click here</a> for support.","label__close":"Close"}}}}},"debug":0,"filters":"{\"results\":{\"georegions\":{\"code\":\"georegions\",\"name\":\"Location\",\"type\":\"input\",\"accept\":\"string\",\"value\":\"\",\"availability\":[\"ms_used\",\"mx_used\",\"m3_used\",\"my_used\",\"ms_new\",\"mx_new\",\"m3_new\",\"my_new\"],\"custom\":true,\"choices\":[]},\"range\":{\"code\":\"range\",\"name\":\"Search within\",\"type\":\"dropdown\",\"ui_behavior\":{\"ignore_availability\":true},\"choices\":[{\"code\":25,\"name\":\"25 miles\",\"availability\":[]},{\"code\":50,\"name\":\"50 miles\",\"availability\":[]},{\"code\":100,\"name\":\"100 miles\",\"availability\":[]},{\"code\":200,\"name\":\"200 miles\",\"availability\":[]}],\"availability\":[\"
...

As a JSON:

{
  "App": {
    "app": "inventory-search-app",
    "base_url": "https://www.tesla.com",
    "host": "http://inventory-burst-app.tesla.com",
    "language_direction": "LTR",
    "locale": "en_US",
}

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jcamiel commented Oct 3, 2023 •
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Instead of a subquery, we have now filters. @fabricereix We could implement this as a "jsonpath" filter, similar to xpath filter.

I've renamed the issue

@jcamiel jcamiel added this to the 4.2.0 milestone Oct 3, 2023
@jcamiel jcamiel changed the title Support jsonpath subquery Support jsonpath filter Oct 3, 2023
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