RequestLogger.count Method

Returns the number of requests that match the predicate.

count( predicate(Request) ) → Promise<number>

If you use the contains(predicate) or count(predicate) methods in assertions, TestCafe uses the Smart Assertion Query Mechanism.

The predicate accepts a Request as the only parameter.

The Request object represents a request-response pair.

{
    userAgent: String,
    request: {
        url: String,
        method: String,
        headers: Object,
        body: Buffer | String,
        timestamp: Number
    },
    response: {
        statusCode: Number,
        headers: Object,
        body: Buffer | String,
        timestamp: Number
    }
}

Property	Type	Description
`userAgent`	String	Identifies the user agent that sent the request. Contains the formatted name and version of the browser and operating system.
`request.url`	String	The URL where the request is sent.
`request.method`	String	The request's HTTP method.
`request.headers`	Object	Request headers in the property-value form. Logged if the `logRequestHeaders` option is set to `true`.
`request.body`	Buffer \| String	The request body. A Buffer or string depending on the `stringifyRequestBody` option. Logged if the `logRequestBody` option is set to `true`.
`request.timestamp`	Number	The timestamp that specifies when the request was intercepted.
`response.statusCode`	Number	The status code received in the response.
`response.headers`	Object	Response headers in the property-value form. Logged if the `logResponseHeaders` option is set to `true`.
`response.body`	Buffer \| String	The response body. A Buffer or string depending on the `stringifyResponseBody` option. Logged if the `logResponseBody` option is set to `true`.
`response.timestamp`	Number	The timestamp that specifies when the response was intercepted.