Resource

The following assertions can be performed on request and response variables offered by the Touchstone Rules-Engine.

They would validate the resource type within the payload.

• assertResourceEquals(expectedValue)

  • Asserts that the resource type of the payload matches the provided expectedValue

  • Example:

    response.assertResourceEquals("Bundle")
    

  • Equivalent to these:

    assertResourceEquals("Bundle", response)
    

    // expected resource type and operator can be passed as parameters from test script.
    assertResource("Bundle", "equals", response)
    

    assert response.resource=="Bundle": "The actual value \""+response.resource
       +"\" did not match the expected value \"Bundle\" for resource type in response"
    

    assert equals("Bundle", response.resource): "The actual value \""+response.resource
       +"\" did not match the expected value \"Bundle\" for resource type in response"
    

• assertResourceNotEquals(expectedValue)

  • Asserts that the resource type of the payload does not match the provided expectedValue

  • Example:

    response.assertResourceNotEquals("Patient")
    

  • Equivalent to these:

    assertResourceNotEquals("Patient", response)
    

    // expected resource type and operator can be passed as parameters from test script.
    assertResource("Patient", "notEquals", response)
    

    assert response.resource!="Patient": "The actual value \""+response.resource +"\" matched
       the expected value \"Patient\" for resource type with operator 'notEquals' in response"
    

    assert notEquals("Patient", response.resource): "The actual value \""+response.resource
       +"\" matched the expected value \"Patient\" for resource type with operator 'notEquals' in response"
    

• assertResourceIn(expectedValues)

  • Asserts that the resource type of the payload is one of the provided expectedValues where each value is separated by a comma.

  • Example:

    response.assertResourceIn("Bundle, Patient")
    

  • Equivalent to these:

    assertResourceIn("Bundle, Patient", response)
    

    // expected resource type and operator can be passed as parameters from test script.
    assertResource("Bundle, Patient", "in", response)
    

    assert response.resource in ["Bundle", "Patient"]: "Expected one of the values in
       [Bundle, Patient] for resource type but encountered \""+response.resource+"\" in response"
    

    assert isIn("Bundle, Patient", response.resource): "Expected one of the values in
       [Bundle, Patient] for resource type but encountered \""+response.resource+"\"
          in response"
    

• assertResourceNotIn(expectedValues)

  • Asserts that the resource type of the payload is none of the provided expectedValues where each value is separated by a comma.

  • Example:

    response.assertResourceNotIn("Bundle, Patient")
    

  • Equivalent to these:

    assertResourceNotIn("Bundle, Patient", response)
    

    // expected resource type and operator can be passed as parameters from test script.
    assertResource("Bundle, Patient", "notIn", response)
    

    assert !(response.resource in ["Bundle", "Patient"]): "Expected none of the values in
       [Bundle, Patient] for resource type but encountered \""+response.resource+"\" with
       operator 'notIn' in response"
    

    assert isNotIn("Bundle, Patient", response.resource): "Expected none of the values in
       [Bundle, Patient] for resource type but encountered \""+response.resource+"\"
          with operator 'notIn' in response"