HTTP Client reference

The client object holds the HTTP Client session metadata, such as the list of global variables. The HTTP Client session is started when RubyMine starts, and ends when RubyMine is closed. Values are not preserved between RubyMine restarts.

The client provides access to the global nested object that serves as a variable storage.

Properties

Property	Description
`global`	The global variables storage, which is used for setting, retrieving, or removing variables. Once you assign a value to a global variable (`client.global.set(VariableName, VariableValue)`), you can access it as `{{VariableName}}` in subsequent HTTP requests or using `client.global.get("VariableName")` in response handler scripts and pre-request scripts. See Use global variables for a more detailed example.

Property

Description

global

The global variables storage, which is used for setting, retrieving, or removing variables.

Once you assign a value to a global variable (client.global.set(VariableName, VariableValue)), you can access it as {{VariableName}} in subsequent HTTP requests or using client.global.get("VariableName") in response handler scripts and pre-request scripts. See Use global variables for a more detailed example.

Methods

Method	Parameters	Description
`test`	`testName` (string) `func` (function)	Creates a test with the name `testName` and body `func`. All tests are executed after the response handler script. Test results are displayed in the Tests tab of the Services tool window.
`assert`	`condition` (boolean) `message` (string)	Checks that the specified `condition` is `true`; throws an exception otherwise. The optional `message` parameter serves as an exception message.
`log`	`text`	Prints `text` to the response handler or test stdout and then terminates the line.
`exit`	—	Terminates execution of the response handler script.

Global variables storage

The global object serves as a variable storage and is used for setting, retrieving, or removing variables. These variables are global because, once set, they can be accessed from any HTTP request.

Methods

Method	Parameters	Description
`set`	`varName` (string) `varValue` (string)	Saves the variable with the `varName` name to the storage and sets its value to `varValue`. See Use global variables for a more detailed example.
`get`	`varName` (string)	Returns the value of the `varName` variable.
`isEmpty`		Checks whether the `global` object has no variables defined.
`clear`	`varName` (string)	Removes the `varName` variable from the variables storage.
`clearAll`		Removes all variables from the variables storage.

Last modified: 26 June 2023