TypeError: The "url" argument must be of type string. Received undefined

[AK3030]

Are you using jest or chai?
Jest

Are you using OpenAPI 2, 3.0.X, or 3.1.0?
3.0.X

Describe the bug clearly
TypeError: The "url" argument must be of type string. Received undefined

  48 |     console.log('response', response)
  49 |
> 50 |     expect(response).toSatisfyApiSpec()
     |                      ^
  51 |     // console.log('response', response)
  52 |     // expect(response.data).toSatisfySchemaInApiSpec("/api/v2/example");
  53 |   })

  at getPathname (node_modules/openapi-validator/lib/utils/common.utils.ts:14:7)
  at OpenApi3Spec.findExpectedPathItem (node_modules/openapi-validator/lib/classes/AbstractOpenApiSpec.ts:113:39)
  at OpenApi3Spec.findExpectedResponseOperation (node_modules/openapi-validator/lib/classes/AbstractOpenApiSpec.ts:122:33)
  at OpenApi3Spec.findExpectedResponse (node_modules/openapi-validator/lib/classes/AbstractOpenApiSpec.ts:89:12)
  at OpenApi3Spec.validateResponse (node_modules/openapi-validator/lib/classes/AbstractOpenApiSpec.ts:131:31)
  at Object.default_1 (node_modules/jest-openapi/src/matchers/toSatisfyApiSpec.ts:26:39)
  at Object.toSatisfyApiSpec (node_modules/jest-openapi/src/index.ts:28:31)
  at __EXTERNAL_MATCHER_TRAP__ (node_modules/expect/build/index.js:386:30)
  at Object.toSatisfyApiSpec (node_modules/expect/build/index.js:387:15)
  at Object.<anonymous> (tests/unit/example.spec.js:50:22)

Steps to reproduce the bug:
jestOpenAPI(path.join(__dirname, './validationAPISpecs/example.json'))

describe('Example description', () => {
it('tests getExample method', async () => {

const response = await getExample() //this is an axios request, the response is printing correctly so i know thats working
console.log('response', response)

expect(response).toSatisfyApiSpec()

})
})

What did you expect to happen instead?
I expected the package to compare the response with the api spec. But I am unable to resolve the error.

[rwalle61]

Hi @AK3030, thanks for raising this 🙂 this is strange - we have tests covering axios. The error is thrown from here, suggesting that response.request.path is undefined.

Would you mind pasting response, response.request or response.request.path? (whichever is most helpful)

And what version of axios are you using?

[AK3030]

I actually found the solution here: #228

I changed the jest environment to node and it fixed the issue.

axios version is 0.26.0