Hi Team,
How to parameterize the request URL.
let resp= http.get('https://www.mysite.com/?s=${ransrch.p_Search}', searchHeader);
While running the test it getting failed. I can see the correct value on the console log, but the request getting failed.
console.log('Search value : ',ransrch.p_Search);
Request
Hi @Gerard.
I’ve created a custom function for such purpose - maybe you can get some use of it.
import {URLSearchParams} from 'https://jslib.k6.io/url/1.0.0/index.js';
export function securedGetWithParams(url, params, payload) {
let searchParams = new URLSearchParams();
for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(params)) {
searchParams.append(key, value);
}
return http.get(`${url}?${searchParams.toString()}`, payload);
}
In case you need more info navigate to this link.
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Hi @rdt.one , your approach works well. But I achieved it by simply constructing the URL and using it.
let searchValue=ransrch.p_Search;
let url='You searched for ' searchValue - myhost.com;
let searchRes = http.get(url, searchHeader);
@Gerard you are using string in your origianl example while you seem to want to use templates literals. To do that you need to use a `
(backtick) instead of '
(single quote).
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