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Headers

The headers attribute may be used to specify headers for all cases and the case.headers attribute to completely replace them for specific case.

Examples

headers

Given

Set Authorization header with token 111.

The following markup:

<e:get url="/mirror/headers" headers="Authorization = Bearer {{token}}, Accept-Language = en">
  <e:case desc="Case with default headers">
    <e:expected> { "GET": "/mirror/headers", "Authorization": "Bearer 111", "Accept-Language": "en", "cookies": {} } </e:expected>
  </e:case>
  <e:case desc="Override default headers" headers="Authorization = Bearer 222">
    <e:expected> { "GET": "/mirror/headers", "Authorization": "Bearer 222", "Accept-Language": null, "cookies": {} } </e:expected>
  </e:case>
</e:get>

will be rendered as:

GET /mirror/headers

Content-Type application/json

Authorization Bearer 111

Accept-Language en

Use cases:
1) Case with default headers
`GET /mirror/headers HTTP/1.1 Authorization: Bearer 111 Accept-Language: en`	200119ms
{ "GET": "/mirror/headers", "Authorization": "Bearer 111", "Accept-Language": "en", "cookies": {} } { "GET": "/mirror/headers", "Authorization": "Bearer 111", "Accept-Language": "en", "cookies": {} }
2) Override default headers
`GET /mirror/headers HTTP/1.1 Authorization: Bearer 222`	2008ms
{ "GET": "/mirror/headers", "Authorization": "Bearer 222", "Accept-Language": null, "cookies": {} } { "GET": "/mirror/headers", "Authorization": "Bearer 222", "Accept-Language": null, "cookies": {} }