Hello, I’m using the latest version of WireMock-GO and trying to configure a response with "WithJSONBody". However, I’m having trouble passing a JSONPath helper inside the body template. Is there a way to include JSONPath helpers in a WithJSONBody response or other method? Here’s the error I’m getting: "build stub request error: json: unsupported type: func(string, interface {}) (string, error)" I suspect this happens because WithJSONBody is marshalling the template as JSON and treats the helpers as unsupported types. What is the recommended approach to return a JSON body that contains WireMock helpers like {{jsonPath ...}}?

@Mathieu has just done some awesome work on wiremock-go. I wonder if they will be able to help ?

Hello again, I found the solution, and it's very simple. So in my "string" body, I just put a (\). example: error scenario: string json = "{ "name": "{{jsonPath request.body '$.metadata.name'}}" }" WillReturnResponse( wiremock.NewResponse(). WithStatus(int64(stubMetadata.ScenarioHttpStatus)). WithHeader("Content-Type", "application/json"). WithJSONBody(json ), error: "build stub request error: json: unsupported type: func(string, interface {}) (string, error)" The solution is the(\) : string json = "{ "name": \"{{jsonPath request.body '$.metadata.name'}}\" }"

Hey, I just saw this, I was on vacation the last two weeks. It seems that the issue was resolved, but I still wonder if we could make this a bit more intuitive to use. For example,

WithJSONBody

should take something that serializes to JSON instead of a json string. That would probably break the API though, but it might be worth it