JMeter JSON Assertion: Step-by-Step Guide (Part 3.3)

JMeter JSON Assertion: Step-by-Step Guide (Part 3.3)

Introduction:

In this continuation of our JMeter series, we explore the power of JSON assertion for precise validation of JSON responses in API testing. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the steps to perform JSON assertion in JMeter, ensuring the accuracy and integrity of your APIs.

Steps to Perform JSON Assertion in JMeter:

  1. Add a JSON Assertion:

  • Within your test plan, select the HTTP request for which you want to validate the JSON response.
  • Right-click on the HTTP request and go to "Add" -> "Assertions" -> "JSON Assertion".

2. Configure JSON Path expressions:

  • In the JSON Assertion configuration panel, specify the JSON Path expressions to target specific elements or values within the JSON response.
  • You can use simple expressions like "$.key" for top-level elements or more complex expressions for nested elements.

3. Define Assertion Criteria:

  • Specify the criteria to validate the JSON response based on your requirements. For example, you can verify the existence of specific elements, validate their values, or check array sizes.

4. Set Assertion Scope:

  • Determine the scope of the JSON assertion by choosing whether to apply it to the main sample or sub-samples.
  • Select the appropriate option under "Apply to" in the JSON Assertion configuration.

5. Customize Assertion Failure Action:

  • Decide how JMeter should handle assertion failures. You can choose to mark the sample as a failure, continue with the test, or stop the test entirely.
  • Configure the failure action under the "Assertion Results" tab in the JSON Assertion configuration.

6. Run the Test and View Results:

  • Run your test plan and observe the JSON assertion results in the "Assertion Results" listener.
  • The assertion results will indicate whether the JSON validation criteria were met or if any failures occurred.

By following these steps, you can perform accurate and targeted JSON assertion in JMeter, validating specific elements, values, and structures within your API responses. Click here to watch the video.

Stay tuned for upcoming articles in our JMeter series, where we will explore other advanced testing techniques and tools to further enhance your API testing efforts.

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Kiran Sarode

Experienced Software Engineer | Technical Lead | .NET Core, C#, gRPC, graphQL, Azure PaaS services, EF, SQL server, Angular, Typescript, micro services, Git | Agile & Sprint Management Expert | xEdenred

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Good post! But a simple example will help to provide more clarity.

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