I am writing a keyword to delete a row of a to-do list and check that the row has been deleted. Is it possible for me to set up a promise that can verify if a DELETE request method has been used and if the response is a 200?
I'm thinking I can use the Wait For Response keyword, like this:
${promise} Promise To Wait For Response **/todo/delete/{id}
Click ${delete_button_locator}
Should Be Equal ${promise}[method] DELETE
Am I missing anything?
I have not used Wait For Response kw myself so not 100% but according to the documentation, you are on the right track. I'd go with something like this;
${promise}= Promise To Wait For Response **/todo/delete/${id} timeout=60s
Click ${delete_button_locator}
${response}= Wait For ${promise} # Waits for the response
Should Be Equal ${response}[request][method] DELETE
Things to notice here, After clicking, response is explicitly waited with Wait For keyword and response is stored to variable. This variable is documented to to a dict of dicts and first key, request should contain the method..
Anyway, this is just be reading the docs.