io.restassured.response

Interface ResponseBody<T extends ResponseBody<T>>

All Superinterfaces:

ResponseBodyData, ResponseBodyExtractionOptions

All Known Subinterfaces:

Response

All Known Implementing Classes:

RestAssuredResponseImpl

public interface ResponseBody<T extends ResponseBody<T>>
extends ResponseBodyExtractionOptions

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
T	peek() Peeks into the JSON that JsonPath will parse by printing it to the console.
T	prettyPeek() Peeks into the response body by printing it to the console in a prettified manner.
String	prettyPrint() Pretty-print the response body if possible and return it as string.
String	print() Print the response body and return it as string.

Methods inherited from interface io.restassured.response.ResponseBodyExtractionOptions

as, as, as, as, as, as, as, htmlPath, jsonPath, jsonPath, path, xmlPath, xmlPath, xmlPath

Methods inherited from interface io.restassured.response.ResponseBodyData

asByteArray, asInputStream, asString

Method Detail

print

String print()

Print the response body and return it as string. Mainly useful for debug purposes when writing tests.

Returns:

The body as a string.

prettyPrint

String prettyPrint()

Pretty-print the response body if possible and return it as string. Mainly useful for debug purposes when writing tests. Pretty printing is possible for content-types JSON, XML and HTML.

Returns:

The body as a string.

peek

T peek()

Peeks into the JSON that JsonPath will parse by printing it to the console. You can continue working with JsonPath afterwards. This is mainly for debug purposes. If you want to return a prettified version of the content see prettyPrint(). If you want to return a prettified version of the content and also print it to the console use prettyPrint().

Note that the content is not guaranteed to be looking exactly like the it does at the source. This is because once you peek the content has is downloaded and transformed into another data structure and is rendered from this data structure.

Returns:

The same response instance

prettyPeek

T prettyPeek()

Peeks into the response body by printing it to the console in a prettified manner. You can continue working with response path afterwards. This is mainly for debug purposes. If you want to return a prettified version of the content see prettyPrint(). If you want to return a prettified version of the content and also print it to the console use prettyPrint().

Note that the content is not guaranteed to be looking exactly like the it does at the source. This is because once you peek the content has is downloaded and transformed into another data structure and is rendered from this data structure.

Returns:

The same response instance