Passing API Path Parameters Dynamically

This document outlines a use case demonstrating how to dynamically pass path parameters in API calls. This functionality allows users to create flexible and reusable API tests where parameter values are determined at runtime, enhancing test automation capabilities.

The below example illustrates how to dynamically pass a product ID in the API path to retrieve product details.

Step 1: Define a constant value_1 with a new title for the product. This will be used in the product creation and verification steps.
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1. value_1 = Get constant value new title for the prodyctd
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Step 2: Call the FakeStoreAPI > CreateProduct endpoint with the value_1 as the product name. Store the API response in apiResponse_1.
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2. apiResponse_1 Call API FakeStoreAPI > CreateProduct ( name : value_1 )
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Step 3: Verify that the HTTP response status code of apiResponse_1 is 201 (Created).
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3. Verify status code of http response apiResponse_1 == 201
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Step 4: Extract the JSON body from apiResponse_1 and store it in json_3. This JSON contains the dynamically generated id of the newly created product.
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4. json_3 = Get Json body of http response apiResponse_1
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Step 5: Call the FakeStoreAPI > GetProductDetailsByID endpoint, passing the id from json_3 as a dynamic path parameter. Store the API response in apiResponse_4.
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5. apiResponse_4 Call API FakeStoreAPI > GetProductDetailsByID ( id : ( json_3.id ) )
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Note: The syntax (json_3.id) represents the dynamic parameter injection.
Step 6: Verify that the HTTP response status code of apiResponse_4 is 200 (OK).
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6. Verify status code of http response apiResponse_4 == 200
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Step 7: Extract the JSON body from apiResponse_4 and store it in json_6.
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7. json_6 = Get Json body of http response apiResponse_4
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Step 8: Verify that the title field in json_6 matches the value_1 constant.
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8. Verify text $(json_6.title) equals value_1
```