2 options. If you are sure the binary contents of the file will never change, do a binary comparison, see this example: upload-image.feature: And match response == read(‘karate-logo.jpg’) You have to write some custom code. There are Java libraries to read Excel. Use one of those, read the data, and then compare with expected results. … Read more
A few points: I recommend you look at Karate’s built-in data-table capabilities, it is far more readable, integrates into your test-script and you won’t need to depend on other software. Refer these examples: call-table.feature and dynamic-params.feature Next I would recommend using JSON instead of an Excel or CSV file, it is natively supported by Karate: … Read more
First, I personally think that this is a mis-use of Karate, and you seem to be more interested in reports than actually doing testing. Take some time to think about it. Karate has excellent report integration and you are just wasting your time doing this in my very honest, sincere opinion. No one has asked … Read more
Short answer: Karate is not for BDD. I wrote a detailed blog post about it here: Yes, Karate is not true BDD Do read it carefully, and share it with those who will benefit. Yes, Karate steals the BDD syntax from Cucumber, but then takes a different direction. You may be able to use Karate … Read more