Access to response results during loop

[k2tzumi]

For example.

runners:
  req: https://api.example.com
steps:
  loopStep:
     loop:
      count: 10
    req:
      /odd?num={{ i }}
       get:
   referenceLoopStep:
     test: |
       steps.loopStep.loog[0].res.body.result == false  # I want to refer to the response result of each loop from another step.
       && steps.loopStep.loog[1].res.body.result == true
       && steps.loopStep.loog[2].res.body.result == false

[k1LoW]

Maybe s/loog/loop/ ?

[k2tzumi]

yes. loop

[k1LoW]

The namespace loop is not violated by anything else, and looks good to me.

On the other hand, if we can get a syntax that allows us to assign to an array with bind runner, we may be able to substitute it.

Then we would not have to increase namespace and memory usage would be limited.

runners:
  req: https://api.example.com
steps:
  loopStep:
     loop:
      count: 10
    req:
      /odd?num={{ i }}
       get:
    bind:
      'loop[i]' : current.res # ?????????
   referenceLoopStep:
     test: |
       loop[0].res.body.result == false  # I want to refer to the response result of each loop from another step.
       && loop[1].res.body.result == true
       && loop[2].res.body.result == false

But I can't imagine a good syntax.

[k2tzumi]

if we can get a syntax that allows us to assign to an array with bind runner, we may be able to substitute it.

I thought the idea of being able to specify a variable with a variable name at the time of binding was very good. 👍

[k2tzumi]

I thought the following description would be good

runners:
  req: https://api.example.com
steps:
  loopStep:
     loop:
      count: 10
    req:
      /odd?num={{ i }}
       get:
    bind:
      "foo[]": current.res.body.foo 

[k1LoW]

With the syntax foo[], It means to append a value, right?

I think this syntax makes it difficult to support the map, how do you think?

[k1LoW]

I tried to support two syntaxes, foo[] and foo[i] at #699.

[k2tzumi]

Thank you!