{act}
\n ...\n{childAct}
\n {childActs[childAct].type && (\n\n {childActs[childAct].type}\n
\n )}\n\n With E2E Test, you can test the whole application by sending a\n sequence of HTTP requests.\n
\n\n In the image below, you can see the first view of the E2E test\n modal page, which contains a button bar at the top and two\n separate requests.\n
\n \n\n\n In the button bar, you have these buttons:\n \n
Each request section have 2 side
\n \n\n\n The right side is a set of configurations for the repeat time\n of each request and capturing variables of the request\n response. In the Capture Variables section, you can add a pair\n of tuple inputs for the key name of the capture variable and\n its value. You can capture the value of a capture variable\n with braces syntax. For example, if you get back this response\n from a request:\n
\n {\"{\\n\"}\n {\" body: [\\n\"}\n {\" {\\n\"}\n {\" _id: 64c6839c50adc3cb65726934,\\n\"}\n {\" name: \u0647\u0645\u062F\u0627\u0646,\\n\"}\n {\" enName: Hamedan,\\n\"}\n {\" abb: HM\\n\"}\n {\" }\\n\"}\n {\" ],\\n\"}\n {\" success: true\\n\"}\n {\" }\\n\"}\n {\"}\\n\"}\n\n You can capture _id with [body][0][_id] or for name:\n [body][0][name].\n \n \n
\n The left side is a text area for writing headers and the body\n of the request in JSON format. In this text area, you can use\n a text parser to implement the captured value you captured\n before inside these symbols {\"{}\"}.\n
\n\n Also, we have some buttons on the top right side of each request\n section. With these buttons, you can move up and down and delete\n requests.\n \n
\n\n After clicking on the Run E2E Test button, you can see the\n result of each test. Also, in the result view, you can export\n the results in JSON format.\n
\n \n\n Additionally, you can go to the E2E Test modal page from the\n main page by clicking on the Test icon inside the response\n header section. This way, you can add a new test section and\n prepopulate the Header and Body text areas with the sent request\n from the main page.\n \n
\n\n you send {sequence.repeat} times of this\n request\n
\n\n the avrage time for each request is\n {sequence.time / sequence.repeat}ms\n
\n\n and whole time is\n {sequence.time}ms \n
\n\n this sequence sends\n {sequence.success} success request and{\" \"}\n {sequence.fails} it be fails\n
\n {/* {sequence.captures.length && (\n\n you capture theese in this sequence :\n {sequence.captures.map((capture) => (\n
Response
\n{schema}
\n ...\n{childItem}
\n\n {\" \"}\n {childSchema[childItem][\"type\"]}\n
\nFetch Config
\n\n{act}
\n ...\n{childAct}
\n {childActs[childAct].type && (\n\n {childActs[childAct].type}\n
\n )}\n\n With E2E Test, you can test the whole application by sending a\n sequence of HTTP requests.\n
\n\n In the image below, you can see the first view of the E2E test\n modal page, which contains a button bar at the top and two\n separate requests.\n
\n \n\n\n In the button bar, you have these buttons:\n \n
Each request section have 2 side
\n \n\n\n The right side is a set of configurations for the repeat time\n of each request and capturing variables of the request\n response. In the Capture Variables section, you can add a pair\n of tuple inputs for the key name of the capture variable and\n its value. You can capture the value of a capture variable\n with braces syntax. For example, if you get back this response\n from a request:\n
\n {\"{\\n\"}\n {\" body: [\\n\"}\n {\" {\\n\"}\n {\" _id: 64c6839c50adc3cb65726934,\\n\"}\n {\" name: \u0647\u0645\u062F\u0627\u0646,\\n\"}\n {\" enName: Hamedan,\\n\"}\n {\" abb: HM\\n\"}\n {\" }\\n\"}\n {\" ],\\n\"}\n {\" success: true\\n\"}\n {\" }\\n\"}\n {\"}\\n\"}\n\n You can capture _id with [body][0][_id] or for name:\n [body][0][name].\n \n \n
\n The left side is a text area for writing headers and the body\n of the request in JSON format. In this text area, you can use\n a text parser to implement the captured value you captured\n before inside these symbols {\"{}\"}.\n
\n\n Also, we have some buttons on the top right side of each request\n section. With these buttons, you can move up and down and delete\n requests.\n \n
\n\n After clicking on the Run E2E Test button, you can see the\n result of each test. Also, in the result view, you can export\n the results in JSON format.\n
\n \n\n Additionally, you can go to the E2E Test modal page from the\n main page by clicking on the Test icon inside the response\n header section. This way, you can add a new test section and\n prepopulate the Header and Body text areas with the sent request\n from the main page.\n \n
\n\n you send {sequence.repeat} times of this request\n
\n\n the avrage time for each request is\n {sequence.time / sequence.repeat}ms\n
\n\n and whole time is\n {sequence.time}ms\n
\n\n this sequence sends\n {sequence.success} success request and{\" \"}\n {sequence.fails} it be fails\n
\n {/* {sequence.captures.length && (\n\n you capture theese in this sequence :\n {sequence.captures.map((capture) => (\n
Response
\n{schema}
\n ...\n{childItem}
\n\n {\" \"}\n {childSchema[childItem][\"type\"]}\n
\nFetch Config
\n\n