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Day 9: Handling cookies and sessions

Day 9: Handling cookies and sessions

Handling cookies and sessions are an important aspect of testing web applications. Rest Assured provides several methods for handling cookies and sessions.



  1. Capturing cookies: You can capture cookies from a response using the extract().response() method, and then store them for later use. Here's an example: 

    2. 
Response response = given()
        .get("https://example.com/api")
        .then()
        .extract().response();

String cookieValue = response.getCookie("session_id");

    In this example, the getCookie() method is used to extract the value of the session_id cookie from the response.

  2. Reusing cookies: You can reuse cookies in subsequent requests by setting them as a header using the header() method. Here's an example: 

    3. 
       given()
        .header("Cookie", "session_id=" + cookieValue)
        .get("https://example.com/api")
        .then()
        .statusCode(200);

    In this example, the header() method is used to set the session_id cookie value as a header in the subsequent request.

  3. Managing sessions: You can manage user sessions by capturing and reusing cookies as described above. For example, you can log in to a website by sending a POST request with the user's credentials, and then capture the session cookie. You can then reuse the session cookie in subsequent requests to simulate a logged-in user session.

    4. 
       Response response = given()
        .param("username", "testuser")
        .param("password", "testpassword")
        .post("https://example.com/login")
        .then()
        .extract().response();

String sessionCookie = response.getCookie("session_id");

given()
        .header("Cookie", "session_id=" + sessionCookie)
        .get("https://example.com/profile")
        .then()
        .statusCode(200);

    In this example, the user logs in by sending a POST request to the login endpoint with the username and password parameters. The session cookie is then extracted from the response and set as a header in the subsequent request to the user's profile page.

    These are some of the ways in which Rest Assured can be used to handle cookies and sessions.

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