Package org.springframework.test.web.reactive.server

Interface WebTestClient.BodyContentSpec

Enclosing interface:

WebTestClient

public static interface WebTestClient.BodyContentSpec

Spec for expectations on the response body content.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
WebTestClient.BodyContentSpec	consumeWith(Consumer<EntityExchangeResult<byte[]>> consumer)	Assert the response body content with the given Consumer.
EntityExchangeResult<Void>	isEmpty()	Assert the response body is empty and return the exchange result.
default WebTestClient.BodyContentSpec	json(String expectedJson)	Parse the expected and actual response content as JSON and perform a comparison verifying that they contain the same attribute-value pairs regardless of formatting with lenient checking (extensible and non-strict array ordering).
WebTestClient.BodyContentSpec	json(String expectedJson, boolean strict)	Parse the expected and actual response content as JSON and perform a comparison verifying that they contain the same attribute-value pairs regardless of formatting.
JsonPathAssertions	jsonPath(String expression, Object... args)	Access to response body assertions using a JsonPath expression to inspect a specific subset of the body.
EntityExchangeResult<byte[]>	returnResult()	Exit the chained API and return an ExchangeResult with the raw response content.
WebTestClient.BodyContentSpec	xml(String expectedXml)	Parse expected and actual response content as XML and assert that the two are "similar", i.e.
default XpathAssertions	xpath(String expression, Object... args)	Access to response body assertions using an XPath expression to inspect a specific subset of the body.
XpathAssertions	xpath(String expression, Map<String,String> namespaces, Object... args)	Access to response body assertions with specific namespaces using an XPath expression to inspect a specific subset of the body.

Method Details

isEmpty

EntityExchangeResult<Void> isEmpty()

Assert the response body is empty and return the exchange result.

json

default WebTestClient.BodyContentSpec json(String expectedJson)

Parse the expected and actual response content as JSON and perform a comparison verifying that they contain the same attribute-value pairs regardless of formatting with lenient checking (extensible and non-strict array ordering).

Use of this method requires the JSONassert library to be on the classpath.

Parameters:

expectedJson - the expected JSON content

See Also:

• json(String, boolean)

json

WebTestClient.BodyContentSpec json(String expectedJson,
 boolean strict)

Parse the expected and actual response content as JSON and perform a comparison verifying that they contain the same attribute-value pairs regardless of formatting.

Can compare in two modes, depending on the strict parameter value:

• true: strict checking. Not extensible and strict array ordering.
• false: lenient checking. Extensible and non-strict array ordering.

Use of this method requires the JSONassert library to be on the classpath.

Parameters:

expectedJson - the expected JSON content

strict - enables strict checking if true

Since:

5.3.16

See Also:

• json(String)

xml

WebTestClient.BodyContentSpec xml(String expectedXml)

Parse expected and actual response content as XML and assert that the two are "similar", i.e. they contain the same elements and attributes regardless of order.

Use of this method requires the XMLUnit library on the classpath.

Parameters:

expectedXml - the expected JSON content.

Since:

5.1

See Also:

• XmlExpectationsHelper.assertXmlEqual(String, String)

jsonPath

JsonPathAssertions jsonPath(String expression,
 Object... args)

Access to response body assertions using a JsonPath expression to inspect a specific subset of the body.

The JSON path expression can be a parameterized string using formatting specifiers as defined in String.format(java.lang.String, java.lang.Object...).

Parameters:

expression - the JsonPath expression

args - arguments to parameterize the expression

xpath

default XpathAssertions xpath(String expression,
 Object... args)

Access to response body assertions using an XPath expression to inspect a specific subset of the body.

The XPath expression can be a parameterized string using formatting specifiers as defined in String.format(java.lang.String, java.lang.Object...).

Parameters:

expression - the XPath expression

args - arguments to parameterize the expression

Since:

5.1

See Also:

• xpath(String, Map, Object...)

xpath

XpathAssertions xpath(String expression,
 @Nullable
 Map<String,String> namespaces,
 Object... args)

Access to response body assertions with specific namespaces using an XPath expression to inspect a specific subset of the body.

The XPath expression can be a parameterized string using formatting specifiers as defined in String.format(java.lang.String, java.lang.Object...).

Parameters:

expression - the XPath expression

namespaces - the namespaces to use

args - arguments to parameterize the expression

Since:

5.1

consumeWith

WebTestClient.BodyContentSpec consumeWith(Consumer<EntityExchangeResult<byte[]>> consumer)

Assert the response body content with the given Consumer.

Parameters:

consumer - the consumer for the response body; the input byte[] may be null if there was no response body.

returnResult

EntityExchangeResult<byte[]> returnResult()

Exit the chained API and return an ExchangeResult with the raw response content.