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Describe the bug
The pages for setReporterAutoRun (https://pactumjs.github.io/api/settings/setReporterAutoRun.html), setRequestDefaultRetryCount (https://pactumjs.github.io/api/settings/setRequestDefaultRetryCount.html), setSnapshotDirectoryPath (https://pactumjs.github.io/api/settings/setSnapshotDirectoryPath.html) and setRequestDefaultRetryDelay (https://pactumjs.github.io/api/settings/setRequestDefaultRetryDelay.html) are empty

To Reproduce
Go to these pages. Tried to read them in Chrome and Firefox.

Expected behavior
Expect a page like the previous ones for example: setCaptureHandlerStrategy

Software (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 11
• NodeJS Version: 18.11.0
• Test Runner: jest

hi. I am not able to find reset headers info anywhere. Basically let's say in my test file, I am doing,

request.setDefaultHeaders({ 'X-API-KEY': 'api_key', });

and I want that after this file executes, this header gets reset. I tried with request.setDefaultHeaders({}) but that didn't help. I can see same header being populated in other test files.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Please, add dark mode my eyes just hurt while reading.

Cypress is one of the best documented testing tools out there. Similar to it, our docs should also include an examples section to include best practices, how to test common scenarios, showcases, blogs, videos and more.

I have an api which has multiple properties defined as string which also allows empty and null values as this is an optional field. I am using expectJsonMatchStrict as an assertion to validate the response object properties and tried string(), oneOf but both does not work consistently and the validation fails. What is the best way to handle multiple assertion types for a single property?

I tried any() which works but that does not any value since it allows all the data type.

Below is the code template and the property validation fails.

_spec
.get('path')
.expectStatus(200)
.expectJsonMatchStrict({
'property1': string()
'property2': oneOf([string(), '', null])
})

Any help regarding this issue is appreciated.

For support google indexing.

Add FAQ's page under a new space

Banner should

• contain the text to support this project
• be dismissible

One of the available plugin - https://www.npmjs.com/package/docsify-top-banner-plugin

That may be, but I'd also suggest updating the docs to show that regular expressions can be used this way. The docs only refer to lightcookie which also doesn't seem to document any possibility of using regular expressions. Adding an example that illustrates how it can be done would also be nice. Feel free to use my solution as an example :)

Originally posted by @ensnared in pactumjs/pactum#316 (reply in thread)

Create a new category under API, that will list all the default expectations on a response.

Each method should have an independent page with usage and examples.

https://github.com/pactumjs/pactum/blob/master/src/exports/response.js

Some of the links related to "api-testing" are broken, this might be because of some reorganizing of docs content.

Most of them seems to be focused around api-testing related.
Fix any other broken links as well.

Describe the bug
There is a setState option in the code that seems to be what Im looking for but theres no documentation on it and the link goes to 404. Is this a valid method?

Expected 1-2 arguments, but got 0.ts(2554)
Spec.d.ts(37, 12): An argument for 'name' was not provided.
⚠ Error(TS2554)  | 
Expected 1-2 arguments, but got 0.
(method) Spec.setState(name: string, data?: any): Spec
runs the specified state handler

@see — https://pactumjs.github.io/api/requests/setState.html

To Reproduce

await step1
	.spec()
	.post('/graphql')
	.setState()
	.withGraphQLQuery(userDataQuery)
	.expectStatus(200)
	.stores('picture', 'data.getUserData.picture')
	.stores('firebaseId', 'data.getUserData.firebaseId')
	.stores('email', 'data.getUserData.email')
	.expectJsonMatchStrict({
		data: {
			getUserData: {
				__typename: 'ProspectUser',
				email: '$S{email}',
				firebaseId: like('j75r95daxrHZ2Y8jEE2ATq6bhbZa'),
				picture: '$S{picture}',
			},
		},
	});
});

Expected behavior
I would expect some docs thats show me how to set the state but also how to get it too.

Screenshots

Software (please complete the following information):
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Additional context
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Create a new page that will list all the environment variables supported by pactum with their usage and example.

A single page is sufficient.

https://github.com/pactumjs/pactum/blob/master/src/config.js