topic Re: JSON parse with http monitor in Synthetic Monitoring

JSON parse with http monitor

jimmy — Thu, 12 May 2022 13:41:26 GMT

Hello

I would like to parse a json file with an http monitor this is my json

{ "services": [ { "available": true, "operation": "Communes", "responsecode": 200, "service": "Commune Service" }, { "available": true, "operation": "Annexe Groupe", "responsecode": 200, "service": "Documents Service" }, { "available": false, "operation": "Obtenir Disponibilité", "responsecode": 500, "service": "Utilisateurs Service" }, { "available": true, "operation": "Verifier Cheque", "responsecode": 200, "service": "Platefor" }, { "available": true, "operation": "Personne", "responsecode": 200, "service": "Personne" }, { "available": true, "operation": "Recherche", "responsecode": 200, "service": "Contrat" } ] }

I would like to know how I could get the status
"available": true,

and make a warning if is set by false

thx for help !

Re: JSON parse with http monitor

HannahM — Mon, 16 May 2022 08:54:49 GMT

Is it a specific service you are interested in or do you need to know for each service?

Re: JSON parse with http monitor

jimmy — Mon, 30 May 2022 10:36:36 GMT

Hi thx for answer me !

Is for each service

Re: JSON parse with http monitor

HannahM — Mon, 06 Jun 2022 11:30:01 GMT

You can get the response and parse as json like this:

var responseBody = response.getResponseBody();
var jsonData = JSON.parse(responseBody);

You will then need to iterate through each service checking for the status. You can then either use api.fail() directly to fail the monitor as soon as you find a service that is not available or you can set a variable and then check it once you have checked all the services and then fail the monitor with a message that states which services were not available.