jsonparator

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jsonparator

jsonparator compares HTTP GET JSON responses from different hosts by checking if they respond with the same json (deep equal ignoring order) and status code.
At the end of process you will find two folders (in the same location of base path) with the file cuts by params and by error's field comparison.

Download and install

export GO111MODULE=on;go get -u github.com/mauropons/jsonparator

Create a file with relative URL

eg:

/v1/payment_methods?client.id=1
/v1/payment_methods?client.id=2
/v1/payment_methods?client.id=3

Run

    jsonparator 
    -P "/path/to/file/with/urls" 
    -host "https://host1.com" 
    -host "https://host2.com" 
    -H "X-Auth-Token:82f14bd9f202e172d078d5589fd8d0d8532c08654f09763c15f84dccc81b7906"
    -V 2 
    -E "results.#.payer_costs.#.payment_method_option_id" 
    -E "paging" 
    -M "marketplace"

Options

--help, -h

Shows a list of commands or help for one command

--version, -v

Print the version

--path value, -P

Specifies the file from which to read targets. It should contain one column only with a rel path. eg: /v1/cards?query=123

--host value

Targeted hosts. Exactly 2 hosts must be specified. eg: --host 'http://host1.com --host 'http://host2.com'

--header value, -H value

Headers to be used in the http call

--velocity value, -V value

Set comparators velocity in K RPM (default: 4)

--exclude value, -E value

Excludes a value from both json for the specified path. A path is a series of keys separated by a dot or ".#."
Default "results.#.payer_costs.#.payment_method_option_id"

--requestNotContainParam, -M value

Save requests that not contains params parametrized.

Path syntax

Given the following json input:

{
  "name": {"first": "Tom", "last": "Anderson"},
  "friends": [
	{"first": "James", "last": "Murphy"},
	{"first": "Roger", "last": "Craig"}
  ]
}

path	output
"name.friends"	{ "name": {"first": "Tom", "last": "Anderson"} }
"friends.#.last"	{ "name": {"first": "Tom", "last": "Anderson"}, "friends": [ {"first": "James"}, {"first": "Roger"} ] }

Run consecutive comparisons

Create a sh file with the next code and change vars values. ;)

#!/bin/bash

# sysinfo_page - A script to run all comparators

##### Constants

AUTH_TOKEN="8b2e19e9f224ce2fab8a682672e072fdef5c3aa0ea9752a680cf23529ef2b293"
SCOPE_1="https://read-batch_payment-methods.furyapps.io"
SCOPE_2="https://production-reader-testscope_payment-methods-read-v2.furyapps.io"
ARRAY_PATHS=(
	"/PATH/MELI/MLM/MLM.csv"
	"/PATH/MELI/MCO/MCO.csv"
	"/PATH/NONE/MLM/MLM.csv"
	"/PATH/NONE/MCO/MCO.csv"
	) 

#ARRAY_CHANNELS=("" "point" "splitter" "instore")
ARRAY_CHANNELS=("")

for i in "${ARRAY_PATHS[@]}"
do
	for j in "${ARRAY_CHANNELS[@]}"
	do
		gomparator -path "$i" -host "${SCOPE_1}" -host "${SCOPE_2}" -header "X-Auth-Token:${AUTH_TOKEN}" -header "X-Caller-Scopes:$j"
	done
done

Example

Execute cmd

Running

Summary field's error

Summary field's cuts