Need to know how to compare two json response one with json object and other with json array .

[radhika1]

Can some one help.PFA the test files.

[JHunt]

Hi Radhika,

How would you normally do it if they both had single objects? However you normally would, you should be able to do the same thing but just get the first object out of the the list.

For example:

assert json1.'consumerProfile'.'consumerProfileIdentifier'.'profileID' == json2.'consumerProfile'.'consumerProfileIdentifier'[0].'profileID'

[radhika1]

Can you help me how to do this for all objects if possible.

[radhika1]

can some one help me here

[Alex99 · Accepted solution]

How about this:

log.info("start")

def listA = []
def listB = []
def slurperA = new JsonSlurper().parseText(<json 1 text>)
def slurperB = new JsonSlurper().parseText(<json 2 text>)

slurperA.each { key, value ->
	loop(listA, key, value)
}

slurperB.each { key, value ->
	loop(listB, key, value)
}

log.info("matches: " + listA.intersect(listB))
log.info("mismatches A: " + listA.minus(listB))
log.info("mismatches B: " + listB.minus(listA))
log.info("done")


def loop(list, key, value) {
	if(value.class == null) {
		if(value != null && !value.isEmpty()) {
			value.each { k, v ->
				loop(list, (key + '.' + k), v)
			}
		} else {
			//log.warn(key + ": empty")
			list.add((key))
		}
	} else if(value.class == ArrayList) {
		value.each {
			loop(list, key, it)
		}
	} else {
		//log.info(key + " = " + value)
		list.add(key + " = " + value)
	}
}

Will give you something like this:

Thu Nov 01 20:43:49 CET 2018:INFO:matches: [consumerProfile.consumerProfileIdentifier.profileID = 85750290, consumerProfile.consumerProfileIdentifier.type = UCPID,...
Thu Nov 01 20:43:49 CET 2018:INFO:mismatches A: [_class = com.moneygram.coreservices.ProfileCacheService.web.model.ConsumerProfileCacheDocument, consumerProfile.auditEvent.agentID = 40307666,...
Thu Nov 01 20:43:49 CET 2018:INFO:mismatches B: [consumerProfile.auditEvent.agentID, consumerProfile.auditEvent.sourceSystemUserID, consumerProfile.auditEvent.updateDate = 2018-10-30T11:34:35-05:00,...

[radhika1]

thaks this is awesome.