I’m trying to use the faker variables in the body but when I send the api call, they don’t seem to resolve.
“uuid”: “{% faker datatype.uuid %}”
This doesn’t resolve to a timestamp in the actual api call. Any ideas? Thanks for the help!
I’m trying to use the faker variables in the body but when I send the api call, they don’t seem to resolve.
“uuid”: “{% faker datatype.uuid %}”
This doesn’t resolve to a timestamp in the actual api call. Any ideas? Thanks for the help!
Hi, we have not reproduced this issue. Can you provide a screenshot?
If you want to send a timestamp instead of a uuid, please use {{$timestamp}}.
It doesn’t seem to work for uuid or timestamp. Here is the example showing the uuid. This is using the Mac OS Application
Hi, we have not reproduced this issue. Could you provide the version of Apidog you are using.
i had this same issue, but not with UUID, but literally with everything else.
{
“type”: “Payroll”,
“name”: “{% faker company.name %}”,
“website”: “{% faker internet.url %}”,
“terms_and_conditions”: “{% faker internet.url|concat(/terms-and-conditions) %}”,
“privacy_policy”: “{% faker internet.url|concat(/privacy-policy) %}”,
“contact_name”: “{% faker name.fullName %}”,
“contact_email”: “deepak+{% faker name.fullName|encodeURIComponent %}@kota.io”,
“developer_contact_email”: “[email protected]”
}
Turns out that if I use any additional processing functions, it breaks.
Version: 2.5.30
Thank you for your feedback. The issue with “{% faker internet.url|concat(/terms-and-conditions) %}” and “{% faker internet.url|concat(/privacy-policy) %}” not working has been noted as a bug. We will work on fixing it as soon as possible.