org.assertj.core.api.AbstractCharSequenceAssert Java Examples

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Example #1

Source File: DateTimeConvertersTest.java From metasfresh-webui-api-legacy with GNU General Public License v3.0

4 votes

private AbstractCharSequenceAssert<?, String> assertLocalDateToJson(final LocalDate localDate, final JSONDateConfig config)
{
	final String json = DateTimeConverters.toJson(localDate, config);
	return assertThat(json)
			.as("localDate=" + localDate + ", config=" + config);
}

Example #2

Source File: DateTimeConvertersTest.java From metasfresh-webui-api-legacy with GNU General Public License v3.0

4 votes

private AbstractCharSequenceAssert<?, String> assertLocalTimeToJson(final LocalTime localTime, final JSONDateConfig config)
{
	final String json = DateTimeConverters.toJson(localTime, config);
	return assertThat(json)
			.as("zonedDateTime=" + localTime + ", config=" + config);
}

Example #3

Source File: DateTimeConvertersTest.java From metasfresh-webui-api-legacy with GNU General Public License v3.0

4 votes

private AbstractCharSequenceAssert<?, String> assertZonedDateTimeToJson(final ZonedDateTime zonedDateTime, final ZoneId zoneId, final JSONDateConfig config)
{
	final String json = DateTimeConverters.toJson(zonedDateTime, zoneId, config);
	return assertThat(json)
			.as("zonedDateTime=" + zonedDateTime + ", zoneId=" + zoneId + ", config=" + config);
}

Example #4

Source File: DateTimeConvertersTest.java From metasfresh-webui-api-legacy with GNU General Public License v3.0

4 votes

private AbstractCharSequenceAssert<?, String> assertInstantToJson(final Instant instant, final ZoneId zoneId, final JSONDateConfig config)
{
	final String json = DateTimeConverters.toJson(instant, zoneId, config);
	return assertThat(json)
			.as("instant=" + instant + ", zoneId=" + zoneId + ", config=" + config);
}

Example #5

Source File: DateTimeConvertersTest.java From metasfresh-webui-api-legacy with GNU General Public License v3.0

4 votes

private AbstractCharSequenceAssert<?, String> assertZoneIdToJson(final ZoneId zoneId)
{
	final String json = DateTimeConverters.toJson(zoneId);
	return assertThat(json)
			.as("zoneId=" + zoneId);
}

Example #6

Source File: JsonPathAssert.java From spring-cloud-open-service-broker with Apache License 2.0

4 votes

public AbstractCharSequenceAssert<?, String> hasStringAtPath(String path) {
	return Assertions.assertThat(actual.read(path, String.class));
}

Example #7

Source File: MilestoneReleaseLiveTest.java From pnc with Apache License 2.0

4 votes

private AbstractCharSequenceAssert<?, String> assertLog(ProductMilestone milestone) {
    throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Use new REST API!");
    // ProductMilestone productMilestone = productMilestoneRepository.queryById(milestone.getId());
    // ProductMilestoneRelease release = releaseRepository.findLatestByMilestone(productMilestone);
    // return assertThat(release.getLog());
}

Example #8

Source File: AssertionsAdapter.java From xmlunit with Apache License 2.0

4 votes

static AbstractCharSequenceAssert<?, String> assertThat(String actual) {
    return new StringAssert(actual);
}

Example #9

Source File: AbstractCalculationTest.java From ehcache3 with Apache License 2.0

2 votes

/**
 * A little wrapper over {@code assertThat} that just mention that this what we expect from the test. So if the
 * expectation fails, it's probably the test that is wrong, not the implementation.
 *
 * @param actual actual value
 * @return an AssertJ assertion
 */
protected static AbstractCharSequenceAssert<?, String> expect(String actual) {
  return assertThat(actual);
}