Test .only.includes.all.keys([keys])

[bbahadur (Bharat Bahadur)]

Hey @spacecraft-astronau2 , Welcome to the community

I think what you are looking for, is to validate the property. You can use ‘.hasOwnProperty’ method to check for it:

//example
pm.test("Properties validated",()=>{
pm.expect(response.hasOwnProperty('a')).to.be.true;
pm.expect(response.hasOwnProperty('b')).to.be.true;
pm.expect(response.hasOwnProperty('c')).to.be.false;
// .....etc
})

If your response includes an array of data, have a look at this scenario:

What is wrong with pm.expect

Hey @hasmukhpatel ! If you want to check if ‘data’ has all properties, you can iterate through each and perform assertion. Here is one way to achieve it: let jsonData = pm.response.json(); console.log(jsonData.data); pm.test("All keys present",()=>{ _.each(jsonData.data, (item)=>{ pm.expect(item.hasOwnProperty('start_date')).to.be.true; pm.expect(item.hasOwnProperty('score')).to.be.true; pm.expect(item.hasOwnProperty('unit')).to.be.true; pm.expect(item.hasOwnProperty('st…

Good luck
Hope it helps.