Feature: add captured value to global environments

[huantrinh1802]

Details

Feature: able to add captured value from a request to global environment

Context (current usage):

• First step is an auth step to obtain 1hour token session.
• I either:
  • Run the whole file and pass the captured token to the next requests
  • Manually add the token to the global environment variables

Desired behaviour:

• Run auth step with the [Captures] section
• The captured token should be added in the global environment variables
• Able to run other requests

Checklist

- [X] Modify `lua/hurl/main.lua` ✓ https://github.com/jellydn/hurl.nvim/commit/718562de8fa92670410f15dbca0949491b742d81 [Edit](https://github.com/jellydn/hurl.nvim/edit/sweep/feature_add_captured_value_to_global_env/lua/hurl/main.lua) - [X] Running GitHub Actions for `lua/hurl/main.lua` ✗ [Edit](https://github.com/jellydn/hurl.nvim/edit/sweep/feature_add_captured_value_to_global_env/lua/hurl/main.lua)

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https://github.com/jellydn/hurl.nvim/blob/ba2f77ce98cfbeafa55809bd36f360e65a15b952/lua/hurl/main.lua#L449-L463 https://github.com/jellydn/hurl.nvim/blob/ba2f77ce98cfbeafa55809bd36f360e65a15b952/example/example.hurl#L1-L39

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• [X] Modify lua/hurl/main.lua ✓ https://github.com/jellydn/hurl.nvim/commit/718562de8fa92670410f15dbca0949491b742d81 Edit

  Modify lua/hurl/main.lua with contents:
  • In `lua/hurl/main.lua`, locate the function responsible for executing HTTP requests and parsing the response. This function likely interacts with the `[Captures]` section of the `.hurl` file.
  • Within this function, after successfully executing an HTTP request and obtaining the response, add logic to parse the `[Captures]` section if present. For each capture defined, extract the value from the response using the specified method (e.g., `xpath`, `jsonpath`).
  • After extracting the captured value, update the global environment variables with the captured value. This can be achieved by referencing the `_HURL_GLOBAL_CONFIG.global_vars` dictionary, similar to how variables are set in the `HurlSetVariable` command (lines 458-459). For each captured variable, check if it already exists in `_HURL_GLOBAL_CONFIG.global_vars`; if not, add it, or update the existing value.
  • Ensure that the updated global environment variables are accessible for subsequent requests within the same `.hurl` file execution context.
  • Add error handling and logging for scenarios where the capture extraction fails or the specified capture method is not supported. Utilize the `utils.log_info` and `utils.notify` functions for logging and user notifications, as seen in lines 454-455 and 460-463.

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@@ -211,6 +211,24 @@
   response = {}

   utils.log_info('hurl: running command' .. vim.inspect(cmd))
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+  -- Parse [Captures] section and update global variables
+  if _HURL_GLOBAL_CONFIG.captures then
+    for capture_name, capture_method in pairs(_HURL_GLOBAL_CONFIG.captures) do
+      local captured_value = nil -- Placeholder for capture extraction logic
+      -- TODO: Implement capture extraction logic based on capture_method
+
+      if captured_value then
+        _HURL_GLOBAL_CONFIG.global_vars = _HURL_GLOBAL_CONFIG.global_vars or {}
+        _HURL_GLOBAL_CONFIG.global_vars[capture_name] = captured_value
+        utils.log_info('hurl: captured variable ' .. capture_name .. ' set to ' .. captured_value)
+        utils.notify('hurl: captured variable ' .. capture_name .. ' set to ' .. captured_value, vim.log.levels.INFO)
+      else
+        utils.log_error('hurl: failed to capture variable ' .. capture_name)
+        utils.notify('hurl: failed to capture variable ' .. capture_name, vim.log.levels.ERROR)
+      end
+    end
+  end

   vim.fn.jobstart(cmd, {
     on_stdout = callback or on_output,

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[jellydn]

Hi @huantrinh1802 Thank you for raising this issue but I don't think that's a good fit for this plugin. Will close as it's NOT planned.

[jandrewthompson]

Hi @huantrinh1802 Thank you for raising this issue but I don't think that's a good fit for this plugin. Will close as it's NOT planned.

Would also find this feature extremely useful.

[phenax]

+1. Manually setting variables that are obtained dynamically is a chore. This plugin seems perfect minus this one odd thing.

[jellydn]

As I said, I don't have a plan to implement this. PRs are welcome. Probably you need to flag for on/off this feature.