a— title: “HTTP response Cookies” description: “HTTP response Cookies.” lead: “HTTP response Cookies.” date: 2023-03-27T08:48:57+00:00 lastmod: 2023-03-27T08:48:57+00:00 draft: false weight: 100 toc: true #

the response should (not )?have cookie “([^”]*)" #

This step checks whether last HTTP(s) response has/doesn’t have given cookie.

The only one argument have cookie "([^"]*)" should be name of cookie.

Examples:

And the response should have cookie "session_id"
And the response should not have cookie "csrf_token"

the response should have cookie “([^”])" of value “([^”])" #

This step checks whether last HTTP(s) response has given cookie of given value.

First argument cookie "([^"]*)" of should be cookie name.

Second argument value "([^"]*)" should be cookie value. This argument accepts template values.

Examples:

And the response should have cookie "mobile_format" of value "false"
And the response should have cookie "user_name" of value "{{.RANDOM_USER_FIRST_NAME}}_{{.RANDOM_USER_LAST_NAME}}"

the response cookie “([^”])" should (not )?match regExp “([^”])" #

This step checks whether last HTTP(s) response has given cookie and compares it to provided regExp.

First argument cookie "([^"]*)" of should be cookie name.

Second argument regExp "([^"]*)" should be valid regular expression acceptable by standard go library.

Examples:

And the response cookie  "user_name" should match regExp "john.*"