Using functions in test collections
Testlemon has build-in functions to extend the tests collections.
Overview
Use ${{ func.<function name> }}
to put a function result in the collection.
Function Name | Description |
---|---|
${{ func.utcnow() }} |
Returns curent UTC datetime. |
${{ func.random() }} |
Returns random number. |
${{ func.guid() }} |
Returns new GUID. |
${{ gpt-4o.text(100) }} |
Returns text from OpenAI API (GPT-4o model in that case) with 100 tokens. |
Notes: make sure to specify the OpenAPI key and endpoint to use 'gpt-' function.
Examples
Basic functions
name: Collections with functions
baseUrl: https://dummyjson.com
tests:
- url: "/comments/add"
method: POST
headers:
- 'Content-Type: application/json'
body: '{"body":"This makes all sense to me! Date: ${{ func.utcnow() }}, Guid: ${{
func.guid() }}","postId":${{ func.random() }},"userId":5}'
LLM functions
Currently you can use OpenAI models in functions.
name: Collections with functions
baseUrl: https://dummyjson.com
tests:
- url: "/comments/add"
method: POST
headers:
- 'Content-Type: application/json'
body: '{"body":"${{ gpt-4o.text(50) }}","postId":1,"userId":5}'
- url: "/comments/add"
method: POST
headers:
- 'Content-Type: application/json'
body: '{"body":"${{ gpt-4.text(50) }}","postId":1,"userId":5}'