I need to run some test that use a NTLM proxy. Due to Karate doesn´t support NTLM proxy, I think that if karate can "execute" a curl command like below, I will get kate working with NTLM:
curl -X GET 'https://someaddress.com/cats?Status=completed' -u siteuser:sitepasswd --proxy-ntlm --proxy-user ckuser:ckpasswd --proxy internal-ntlm-proxy:8080 -s
Anyone knows if I can call a curl command in Karate? (instead of the internal http request that Karate use when call Given... Path...)
Thanks
Yes, Karate has very good CLI support, if curl is present on your OS, it can be done. See this answer for details, available in 0.9.6 https://stackoverflow.com/a/62911366/143475
In your case, try first with karate.exec()
* def result = karate.exec("curl -X GET 'https://someaddress.com/cats?Status=completed' -u siteuser:sitepasswd --proxy-ntlm --proxy-user ckuser:ckpasswd --proxy internal-ntlm-proxy:8080 -s")
And result will contain the console text. Note that there are regex helpers to make scraping values out easier, for e.g.:
* def token = karate.extract(result, 'some(pattern).+', 1)
For more tips on how to parameterize tests to be dynamic and use variables, refer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/73230200/143475