Save value from request to send back as a response for another request?

[phuong...@gmail.com]

Hi,

This is a scenario for my test:

1. Send PUT request to mountebank with a request-id. The imposter should return 200 success but saves value of the request-id.
2. Later, send a GET request to mountebank and expects the request-id to be returned

As I don't know the request-id beforehand, I cannot create a data file so that mountebank can read (From step 2).

I tried to search for answer but I am not able to find any way to do that. Is it possible to do that in mountebank?

Thanks,

Phuong

[Brandon Byars]

Hi,

As it stands now, there are only two ways to maintain dynamic state across requests.

1. Use response injection. The second parameter is a state variable that is initially an empty object. Anything you set on that object will be persisted across requests to the same imposter.

2. Use a shellTransform behavior. It's typical use is post-processing middleware on responses, but as it shells out, you are free to use whatever persistence mechanism you want.

-Brandon

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[phuong...@gmail.com]

Response injection indeed helped me to solve my issue.

Thanks,

Phuong

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