insomnia-plugin-js-with-env-variables v0.0.1

Tag using JavaScript and Env Variables

Install

• Go to Insomnia > Application > Preferences > Plugins
• Enter insomnia-plugin-demo-example-js-with-env-variables in the input field
• Click on Install Plugin

Usage

• Add the environment variable you'd like to filter by (can be many)
• Create the second environment variable using a tag (Ctrl + Space) and select JavaScript Tag with Env variables
• Select the request (You will see the body displayed)
• Write the JavaScript
  • The syntax for referencing an environment variable is ${variableName}

Example

Lets say you had the following body:

{
	"response_code": 0,
	"results": [
		{
			"category": "General Knowledge",
			"type": "multiple",
			"difficulty": "hard",
			"question": "Which film star has his statue in Leicester Square?",
			"correct_answer": "Charlie Chaplin",
			"incorrect_answers": [
				"Paul Newman",
				"Rowan Atkinson ",
				"Alfred Hitchcock"
			]
		},
		{
			"category": "Entertainment: Film",
			"type": "multiple",
			"difficulty": "medium",
			"question": "Which former Star Trek actor directed Three Men and a Baby (1987)?",
			"correct_answer": "Leonard Nimoy",
			"incorrect_answers": [
				"William Shatner",
				"George Takei",
				"James Doohan"
			]
		}
	]
}

and you wanted to store the difficulty of the question with the category name of General Knowledge. The JavaScript would look like:

(metadata, body) => JSON.parse(body).results.find((item) => {return item.category == ${category}}).difficulty