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Can anyone of you can help me this: i Have such response body from WebAPI:

{
    "value": "Created: \"salesorder\" : \"22a734c3-bf5f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958\"
Found 0 vis1_anschlussadresses
Found 1 vis1_postleitzahls
Reusing: \"vis1_postleitzahl\" : \"0d9344c7-a45d-e711-80c5-955c5ca2a164\"
Found 1 vis1_orts
Reusing: \"vis1_ort\" : \"92734f57-375e-e711-80c5-955c5ca2a164\"
Created: \"vis1_anschlussadresse\" : \"67a734c3-bf5f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958\"
Found 0 vis1_anschlussobjekts
Created: \"vis1_anschlussobjekt\" : \"6ba734c3-bf5f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958\"
Found 0 vis1_infrastrukturinformations
Created: \"vis1_infrastrukturinformation\" : \"6fa734c3-bf5f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958\"
Found 1 contacts
Reusing: \"contact\" : \"22530f60-285f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958\"
Found 1 competitors
Reusing: \"competitor\" : \"7841f8e7-c211-ea11-80cd-0050568d3968\"
[0000]: Information: OK
"
}

i'd like to get specific values from this response body e.g. 22a734c3-bf5f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958 and store as a environment variable. Is it possible?

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The first observation is that the response is a standard serialized structure. Even if we deserialise the JSON payload, the value of value is this string, that seems to represent a form of execution log:

Created: "salesorder" : "22a734c3-bf5f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958"
Found 0 vis1_anschlussadresses
Found 1 vis1_postleitzahls
Reusing: "vis1_postleitzahl" : "0d9344c7-a45d-e711-80c5-955c5ca2a164"
Found 1 vis1_orts
Reusing: "vis1_ort" : "92734f57-375e-e711-80c5-955c5ca2a164"
Created: "vis1_anschlussadresse" : "67a734c3-bf5f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958"
Found 0 vis1_anschlussobjekts
Created: "vis1_anschlussobjekt" : "6ba734c3-bf5f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958"
Found 0 vis1_infrastrukturinformations
Created: "vis1_infrastrukturinformation" : "6fa734c3-bf5f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958"
Found 1 contacts
Reusing: "contact" : "22530f60-285f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958"
Found 1 competitors
Reusing: "competitor" : "7841f8e7-c211-ea11-80cd-0050568d3968"
[0000]: Information: OK

To specifically resolve the value 22a734c3-bf5f-ec11-80e6-0050568d2958 we need to make a few assumtions:

  1. the value we are looking for is in the First line
  2. the value is contained inside double quotes
  3. the quoted value is the entire line content after the last full-colon character ;
  4. the name of the environment variable is FirstGuid

Given those assumptions, we can write a Tests script to run after the request:

var logValue = pm.response.json().value;
var lines = logValue.split(/\r?\n/);
var lineOneTokens = lines[0].split(':');
var guid = lineOneTokens[lineOneTokens.length() - 1].trim().replace(/"/g,"");

pm.environment.set('FirstGuid', guid);

References:

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