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* feat: enhance jsonBody translation handling in Postman to Bruno converter * feat: implement jsonBody assertion for Postman compatibility and enhance translation handling - Added custom Chai assertion for jsonBody to validate JSON structures, including deep equality and nested properties. - Updated Postman to Bruno translation logic to utilize the new jsonBody assertion, improving the handling of response validations. - Enhanced test coverage for jsonBody translations, including positive and negative cases for nested properties and deep equality checks. * feat: enhance jsonBody assertion translations for Postman compatibility - Added translations for `pm.response.not.to.have.jsonBody` and `pm.response.to.have.not.jsonBody` to the Postman to Bruno converter. - Updated tests to cover new translation cases, ensuring proper handling of negation scenarios for JSON body assertions. - Enhanced existing jsonBody assertion logic to support new translation patterns, improving overall compatibility with Postman syntax. * feat: add advanced path parsing for jsonBody assertions - Introduced a new `parsePath` function to handle various property path formats, including dot notation, numeric brackets, and quoted keys. - Updated the `getNestedValue` function to utilize the new path parsing logic, enhancing the robustness of jsonBody assertions. - Expanded test cases to cover a wide range of scenarios, including edge cases for bracket notation and keys with special characters. * docs: add examples for parsePath function in jsonBody assertions - Enhanced documentation for the `parsePath` function by including examples of various property path formats. - Updated comments in both `assert-runtime.js` and `test.js` to clarify the handling of dot notation, numeric brackets, and quoted keys. * fix: improve path handling in assertions for quoted keys - Updated condition checks in `assert-runtime.js` and `test.js` to ensure proper handling of quoted keys in path parsing. - Enhanced robustness of the path parsing logic to prevent potential out-of-bounds errors.
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meta {
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name: jsonBody
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type: http
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seq: 9
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}
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post {
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url: {{host}}/api/echo/json
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body: json
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auth: none
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}
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body:json {
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{
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"hello": "bruno",
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"data": {
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"items": [
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{ "name": "first" },
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{ "name": "second" }
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]
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},
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"matrix": [[1, 2], [3, 4]],
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"tags": ["api", "test"],
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"some-key": "hyphenated",
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"a.b": "dotted-key",
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"nested": {
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"x.y": { "z": "deep-dotted" }
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},
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"it's": "apostrophe-key",
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"say \"hi\"": "quoted-key"
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}
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}
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assert {
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res.status: eq 200
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}
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tests {
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test("jsonBody() - no args validates JSON body", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody();
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});
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test("jsonBody(object) - deep equality", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody({
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"hello": "bruno",
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"data": {
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"items": [
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{ "name": "first" },
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{ "name": "second" }
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]
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},
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"matrix": [[1, 2], [3, 4]],
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"tags": ["api", "test"],
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"some-key": "hyphenated",
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"a.b": "dotted-key",
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"nested": {
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"x.y": { "z": "deep-dotted" }
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},
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"it's": "apostrophe-key",
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"say \"hi\"": "quoted-key"
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});
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});
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test("jsonBody(path) - nested property exists", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("hello");
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("data.items");
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});
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test("jsonBody(path, value) - nested property equals value", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("hello", "bruno");
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});
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test("jsonBody with bracket notation", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("data.items[0].name", "first");
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});
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// --- bracket notation and array access ---
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test("bracket notation - access array element returns object", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("data.items[0]", { "name": "first" });
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("data.items[1]", { "name": "second" });
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});
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test("bracket notation - access top-level array elements", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("tags[0]", "api");
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("tags[1]", "test");
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});
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test("bracket notation - consecutive brackets for nested arrays", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("matrix[0][0]", 1);
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("matrix[0][1]", 2);
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("matrix[1][0]", 3);
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("matrix[1][1]", 4);
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});
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test("bracket notation - access nested array as whole value", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("matrix[0]", [1, 2]);
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("matrix[1]", [3, 4]);
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});
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test("bracket notation - out of bounds index is not found", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.not.have.jsonBody("tags[5]");
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expect(body).to.not.have.jsonBody("data.items[99]");
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});
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// --- edge cases: string bracket keys and keys with dots ---
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test("quoted bracket notation - double quotes for string keys", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody('["some-key"]', "hyphenated");
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});
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test("quoted bracket notation - single quotes for string keys", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("['some-key']", "hyphenated");
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});
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test("quoted bracket notation - keys containing dots", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody('["a.b"]', "dotted-key");
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});
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test("quoted bracket notation - nested path with dotted keys", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody('nested["x.y"].z', "deep-dotted");
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});
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test("quoted bracket notation - key containing the other quote type", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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// Key is: it's — use double quotes so the single quote is not a delimiter
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody("[\"it's\"]", "apostrophe-key");
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});
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test("quoted bracket notation - escaped quotes in key", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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// Key is: say "hi" — use escaped double quotes inside double-quoted bracket
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expect(body).to.have.jsonBody('["say \\"hi\\""]', "quoted-key");
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});
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test("to.not.have.jsonBody(path) - negation for missing property", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.not.have.jsonBody("nonexistent");
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});
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test("to.not.have.jsonBody(path, value) - negation for wrong value", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.not.have.jsonBody("hello", "wrong");
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});
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test("to.not.have.jsonBody(object) - negation for deep inequality", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.not.have.jsonBody({ "wrong": "data" });
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});
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// --- not.to.have.jsonBody ---
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test("not.to.have.jsonBody(path) - negation for missing property", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).not.to.have.jsonBody("nonexistent");
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});
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test("not.to.have.jsonBody(path, value) - negation for wrong value", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).not.to.have.jsonBody("hello", "wrong");
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});
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test("not.to.have.jsonBody(object) - negation for deep inequality", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).not.to.have.jsonBody({ "wrong": "data" });
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});
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test("not.to.have.jsonBody fails when body matches", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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let failed = false;
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try {
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expect(body).not.to.have.jsonBody("hello");
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} catch (e) {
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failed = true;
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}
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expect(failed).to.be.true;
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});
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// --- to.have.not.jsonBody ---
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test("to.have.not.jsonBody(path) - negation for missing property", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.not.jsonBody("nonexistent");
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});
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test("to.have.not.jsonBody(path, value) - negation for wrong value", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.not.jsonBody("hello", "wrong");
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});
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test("to.have.not.jsonBody(object) - negation for deep inequality", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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expect(body).to.have.not.jsonBody({ "wrong": "data" });
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});
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test("to.have.not.jsonBody fails when body matches", function() {
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const body = res.getBody();
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let failed = false;
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try {
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expect(body).to.have.not.jsonBody("hello");
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} catch (e) {
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failed = true;
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}
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expect(failed).to.be.true;
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});
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}
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