RequestLogger.count Method
Returns the number of requests that match the predicate.
count( predicate(Request) ) → Promise<number>
Note
If you use the contains(predicate)
or count(predicate)
methods in assertions, TestCafe uses the Smart Assertion Query Mechanism.
The predicate accepts a Request
as the only parameter.
The Request
object represents a request-response pair.
interface RequestObject {
userAgent: String,
request: {
url: String,
method: String,
headers: Object,
body: Buffer | String,
timestamp: Number
},
response: {
statusCode: Number,
headers: Object,
body: Buffer | String,
timestamp: Number
}
}
Property | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
userAgent |
String | Identifies the user agent that sent the request. Contains the formatted name and version of the browser and operating system. |
request.url |
String | The URL where the request is sent. |
request.method |
String | The request’s HTTP method. |
request.headers |
Object | Request headers in the property-value form. Logged if the logRequestHeaders option is set to true . |
request.body |
Buffer | String | The request body. A Buffer or string depending on the stringifyRequestBody option. Logged if the logRequestBody option is set to true . |
request.timestamp |
Number | The timestamp that specifies when the request was intercepted. |
response.statusCode |
Number | The status code received in the response. |
response.headers |
Object | Response headers in the property-value form. Logged if the logResponseHeaders option is set to true . |
response.body |
Buffer | String | The response body. A Buffer or string depending on the stringifyResponseBody option. Logged if the logResponseBody option is set to true . |
response.timestamp |
Number | The timestamp that specifies when the response was intercepted. |