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Every JSON object is an HTTP request with specific parameters:
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- **configuration -> verbose_level**: the verbosity of the output. It accepts values from 1 to 3
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- **title**: the title of the to request
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- **url**: the URL to request
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- **method**: GET|POST (you could also use PUT, DELETE, etc, but not yet tested!)
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- **headers**: a JSON array with all headers you want to send with the request
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- **body**: the body of the request in case you send a POST request
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- **header-regexp**: an array of regular expressions you want to use to extract values from the headers. IMPORTANT: only the first value per regexp will be matched
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- **body-regexp**: like header-regexp, but the values will be matched against the response body
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- **header-expected**: an array of key/value to look for in the response headers (useful for test purpose)
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- **body-expected**: an array of key/value to look for in the body headers (useful for test purpose)
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- **extra_guzzle_options**: array of extra Guzzle options. Here you can find a full list of options: https://docs.guzzlephp.org/en/stable/request-options.html
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Example:
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