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api-diff's Issues

How to handle response with absolute URLs

In my API the response contains an absolute URL. For example:

{
  "url": "https://staging.example.com/api/node/1"
}

and

{
  "url": "https://example.com/api/node/1"
}

Running the following command

api-diff \
 --new.host staging.example.com \
 --old.host example.com \
 --input_queries queries.txt \
 --output_mode html \
 -o report.html

Will tell me that there is a difference in API response. But as you can see the difference only occurs in the hostname. The reset /api/node/1 is the same.

Is there any flag to ignore host and ignore the occurrence of hostname in API response?

Compare against basline not working

HI

Thanks for this tool . I almost got it to work but the compare with baseline won't do it.

These 2 Commands ARE working, so I'm pretty sure the config.hjson is correct ..

API_DIFF_CONFIG=config.hjson api-diff \
  --old.dev \
  --old.key NOOONNNNNNNNOOO=\
  --new.dev \
  --new.key NOOONNNNNNNNOOO=\
  --input_queries sqmsII.txt
  API_DIFF_CONFIG=config.hjson api-diff generate-baseline \
  --old.dev \
  --old.key NOOONNNNNNNNOOO=\
  --input_queries sqmsII.txt \
   > addresses-baseline.json 

But both of these commands give me an error

API_DIFF_CONFIG=config.hjson api-diff \
  --new.dev \
  --new.key NOOONNNNNNNNOOO=\
  --input_json_baseline addresses-baseline.json

PROCESS FAILED
Could not find host via arguments specified {
"extra_params": [],
"key_type": "test"
}

API_DIFF_CONFIG=config.hjson api-diff \
  --new.host https://XXX.bpmspace.net \
  --new.key NOOONNNNNNNNOOO=\
  --input_json_baseline addresses-baseline.json

PROCESS FAILED
Could not find host via arguments specified {
"extra_params": [],
"key_type": "test"
}

Also Without Config file I get an error (sliltly different)

api-diff \
  --new.host https://XXX.bpmspace.net \
  --new.key NOOONNNNNNNNOOO=\
  --input_json_baseline addresses-baseline.json

PROCESS FAILED
Could not find host via arguments specified {
"extra_params": []
}

Can you please help me?
thanks rob

Support pathname in host when http(s) is specified

If I do this currently:

api-diff \
--old.host https://api.mywebsite.com/api/v1/ \
--new.host https://api.mywebsite.com/api/v2/ \
--endpoint /myendpoint \
--method POST \
--input_params input_params.txt \
--output_mode html > output.html

Everything after .com gets stripped, which means it's not possible to test different versions of API on the same host.

This seems to only happen when I put "http" or "https" in the host urls.

query param modification

My application supports requests with bulk parameter support, so for ex, URL is like /foo?id=1&id=3&id=5, its converting the same to /foo?id[]=1&id[]=3&id[]=5

how to handle this to avoid brackets getting added

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