With Postman Tests I am trying to archive to set some environment variables. Not ofter I do have the question how the response body or the indicidual json field is named and so on so I added some debug into my tests
//console.log(“The whole response body:…” +responseBody)
//JSON Array fĂĽllen mit dem Response Body
var json1 = JSON.parse(responseBody);
//console.log("access_token: " +json1.access_token)
//If you know that access_token is there it’s great
pm.environment.set(“access_token”, json1.access_token);
//no I want to show the the whole json structure with
console.log(“The whole json1 struction after parsing:…” +json1)
but the result in console is: The whole json1 struction after parsing:…[object Object]
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Hey @juergenschubert,
Welcome to the Community! 
Your question was a little difficult to understand but if you’re just trying to log the parsed response body to the console - You can use this in the Tests tab:
console.log(pm.response.json())
This will parse the response and log it in the Console tab and not display this as [object Object].
With each request made, you should also see the full response/response details. These are held within different sections and displayed when you click on the request.
More information on the pm.response.json() command can be found on our learning center:
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To expand on what @danny-dainton said,
console.log will display an object or a string at one time, not both. By adding “The whole json1 structure after parsing:” to your log statement, you are telling it you want to display it as a string. Your options to avoid this are:
Option 1
console.log('The whole json1 structure after parsing:...');
console.log(json1)
Option 2
console.log('The whole json1 structure after parsing:...', json1);
Option 3
console.log('The whole json1 structure after parsing:...' + JSON.stringify(json1))
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