JSON Modules

The folder Engines->JSON in the Standard subset contains Modules that perform specific tasks for the JSON Engine 3.0.

For examples on how to use these Modules, check out "Structure of JSON TestCases".

Create JSON Resource

The Module Create JSON Resource allows you to create an empty JSON resource. You can add JSON elements to the empty resource in later TestSteps.

The Module has the following ModuleAttribute:

ModuleAttribute	Description
Resource	Name of the resource that you want to create.

In this example, you perform the following actions:

In the first TestStep, you create the JSON resource emptyJSONResource.
In the second TestStep, you use the Module Fill JSON Resource to add JSON elements to the resource.

This Module is a scanned Module and not part of the Standard subset.

Create and fill a JSON resource

The Module Open/Create JSON file allows you to perform the following actions:

The Module has the following ModuleAttributes:

ModuleAttribute	Description
Resource	Name of the resource that you want to create.
Filepath	Full file path to the JSON file, including the file name and extension.

In this example, you load the file books.json into the resource jsonResource.

Load a JSON file

If you make any changes to a JSON resource during your tests, use the Module Save JSON Resource to save these changes to the JSON file.

The Module has the following ModuleAttributes:

ModuleAttribute	Description
Resource	Name of the resource whose content you want to save.
Filepath	Specify a different file where you want to save the changes to the resource. This ModuleAttribute is optional. If you leave the Value empty, the JSON Engine 3.0 saves the changes to the JSON file that's connected to the resource.

ModuleAttribute

Description

Resource

Name of the resource whose content you want to save.

Filepath

Specify a different file where you want to save the changes to the resource.

This ModuleAttribute is optional.

If you leave the Value empty, the JSON Engine 3.0 saves the changes to the JSON file that's connected to the resource.

In the example above, you created the resource jsonResource from the file books.json.

In this example, you save any changes that you made to the resource to the file books.json.

Since the Value for Filepath is empty, the JSON Engine 3.0 saves the changes to the file from which you originally loaded the resource.

Save a JSON resource

In this example, you save all changes that you made to the resource jsonResource to the file books_new.json.

Save a JSON resource to a different file

The Module JSON Schema Validation allows you to validate a JSON file against a JSON schema file.

The Module has the following ModuleAttributes:

ModuleAttribute	Description
Path to JSON	Absolute path to the JSON file you want to validate.
Path to schema	Absolute path to the JSON schema file.

In this example, you validate the JSON file simple.json against the schema file simple.schema.json.

Validate a JSON file against schema