Header value is splitted in array about frisby

[H1Gdev]

For simple header value match, you can do the following:

.then(res => {
  expect(res.headers.get('link')).toBe('</api/resources?currentPage=1&perPage=10>; rel="first",</api/resources?currentPage=1&perPage=10>; rel="prev",</api/resources?currentPage=1&perPage=10>; rel="self"');
})

ref. :
https://github.com/vlucas/frisby#using-jasmine-matchers-directly

Or you can define Custom Expect Handlers.

[gaelreyrol]

Well okay my bad ... I was stuck on the fact that I had to use expect('header', 'link', ...).

Sorry for the inconvenience.

[H1Gdev]

@gaelreyrol

For comma-separated list, the following will be helpful.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3096888/standard-for-adding-multiple-values-of-a-single-http-header-to-a-request-or-resp

This specification continues from old version frisby.

#477 is change on node-fetch(http-client) side.

[gaelreyrol]

It is exactly what I am doing but the only way for me to test each part is to do something like this:

.expect(
    'header',
    'link',
    '</api/resources?currentPage=1&perPage=10>; rel="first"'
)
.expect(
    'header',
    'link',
    '</api/resources?currentPage=1&perPage=10>; rel="prev"'
)
.expect(
    'header',
    'link',
    '</api/resources?currentPage=1&perPage=10>; rel="self"'
)
.expect(
    'header',
    'link',
    '</api/resources?currentPage=1&perPage=10>; rel="next"'
)
.expect(
    'header',
    'link',
    '</api/resources?currentPage=1&perPage=10>; rel="last"'
)

Which is not convenient...