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weissj
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10 years ago
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float automatically cast to int in assert so precision cannot be verified

I have an API endpoint that returns JSON.  One of the fields is a number with one digit to the right of the decimal point.   We need to verify that the value is correct with the correct precision.   ...
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    nmrao
    10 years ago

    You may do a script assertions something like below

     

    import net.sf.json.groovy.JsonSlurper
def jsonText = '''{
"registerableInstances" : {
        "subjectCode" : "10",
        "subjectNumber" : "02",
        "percentContribution" : 15.0,
        "departmentCode" : "10",
        "sortKey" : "000.010.00.0000.0200.2.000",
        "primary" : false,
        "displayNumber" : "10.02"
}        
}'''
def jsonSlurper = new JsonSlurper()
def ri= jsonSlurper.parseText(jsonText).registerableInstances
def expectedContribution = 15.0
def actualContribution = ri.percentContribution
assert expectedContribution == actualContribution, "Expected value does not matches"
nmrao's avatar
nmrao
Community Hero
10 years ago

You may do a script assertions something like below

 

import net.sf.json.groovy.JsonSlurper
def jsonText = '''{
"registerableInstances" : {
        "subjectCode" : "10",
        "subjectNumber" : "02",
        "percentContribution" : 15.0,
        "departmentCode" : "10",
        "sortKey" : "000.010.00.0000.0200.2.000",
        "primary" : false,
        "displayNumber" : "10.02"
}        
}'''
def jsonSlurper = new JsonSlurper()
def ri= jsonSlurper.parseText(jsonText).registerableInstances
def expectedContribution = 15.0
def actualContribution = ri.percentContribution
assert expectedContribution == actualContribution, "Expected value does not matches"
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weissj
New Contributor
10 years ago

That worked.  Thanks.