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Postman Tests Console Log

rated 0 times [ 180] [ 7] / answers: 1 / hits: 20577 / 6 Years ago, thu, may 17, 2018, 12:00:00

I'm trying to write up a console.log under Tests in Postman to do two things

1- Count how many types/Unique ShipmentStatus were received in the response body (In-Process,Shipped, & Rejected)

2 - How how many of each ShipmentStatus we received for example (4 Orders In-Process 5 Orders in Complete)

How can I accomplish 1 and 2 to show up in my console.log?

Orders: [

    {

        id: 544789,

        Company: {

            ClientName: Therese,

        },

        Shipping: {

            Address: Street,,

        },



        userId: 1413260,

        ShipmentStatus: In-Process

    },

    {

        id: 544787,

        Company: {

            ClientName: Therese,

        },

        Shipping: {

            Address: Street,,

        },



        userId: 1413260,

        ShipmentStatus: Shipped

    },

            {

        id: 544786,

        Company: {

            ClientName: Therese,

        },

        Shipping: {

            Address: Street,,

        },



        userId: 1413260,

        ShipmentStatus: Rejected

    },

I'm able to obtain the total records received by doing the following

 console.log(Total Orders :  + response.Orders.length);

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answered 6 Years ago margob · Accepted Answer

You could do something very quick and dirty like this, if all you want to see is those values logged out to the Console:

console.log(`Total Orders: ${pm.response.json().Orders.length}`)



var counts = {};

for (var i = 0; i < pm.response.json().Orders.length; i++) {

    counts[pm.response.json().Orders[i].ShipmentStatus] = 1 + (counts[pm.response.json().Orders[i].ShipmentStatus] || 0);

}



console.log(counts)

I extended your JSON response so that you could see what it would look like if you had more items: