Collection runner results in Postman - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to get the total number of requests run in the collection.

Postman

let totalRequests = collectionRunner.results.[1];

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Alength

Bcount

Ctotal

Dsize

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Common Mistakes

Using count or size which are not valid properties for arrays in JavaScript.

The length property gives the total number of requests in the results array.

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medium

Complete the code to access the status code of the first request result.

Postman

let statusCode = collectionRunner.results[0].response.[1];

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Acode

Bstatus

CstatusCode

DresponseCode

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Common Mistakes

Using 'status' or 'code' which are not the exact property names in Postman response objects.

The statusCode property holds the HTTP status code of the response.

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hard

Fix the error in accessing the response time of the last request result.

Postman

let lastResponseTime = collectionRunner.results[collectionRunner.results.[1] - 1].responseTime;

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Asize

Blength

Ccount

Dtotal

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Common Mistakes

Using 'count' or 'size' which are not valid array properties.

The length property gives the number of items in the results array, so subtracting 1 gives the last index.

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hard

Fill both blanks to filter results with status code 200 and map their response times.

Postman

let fastResponses = collectionRunner.results.filter(r => r.response.[1] === 200).map(r => r.[2]);

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AstatusCode

BresponseTime

Cstatus

Dtime

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Common Mistakes

Using incorrect property names like 'status' or 'time' which do not exist.

Use statusCode to check the HTTP status and responseTime to get the time taken for each response.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to create an object with request names as keys and their response codes as values for successful requests.

Postman

let successStatus = { [1]: [2].name, [3]: [2].response.statusCode };

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Akey

BcollectionRunner.results[0]

Cvalue

DcollectionRunner.results[1]

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3 left

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Common Mistakes

Using incorrect variable names or mixing up indexes.

Use key and value as placeholders for object keys and values. The first result's name and statusCode are used here.