com.wix.accord.scalatest

ResultMatchers

trait ResultMatchers extends AnyRef

Extends a test suite with a set of matchers over validation com.wix.accord.Results.

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  1. case class GroupViolationMatcher(value: Any = null, constraint: String = null, legacyDescription: String = null, description: Description = null, violations: Set[(ResultMatchers.this)#ViolationMatcher] = null) extends (ResultMatchers.this)#ViolationMatcher with Product with Serializable

    A matcher over com.wix.accord.GroupViolations.

    A matcher over com.wix.accord.GroupViolations. To generate a violation rule "pattern", call the constructor with the required predicates, for example:

    val firstNameNotEmpty = RuleViolationMatcher( description = AccessChain( "firstName" ), constraint = "must not be empty" ) val lastNameNotEmpty = RuleViolationMatcher( description = AccessChain( "lastName" ), constraint = "must not be empty" ) val orPredicateFailed = GroupViolationMatcher( constraint = "doesn't meet any of the requirements", violations = firstNameNotEmpty :: lastNameNotEmpty :: Nil ) val validationResult: Result = ... validationResult must failWith( orPredicateFailed )

    value

    A predicate specifying the object under validation.

    constraint

    A predicate specifying the constraint being violated.

    legacyDescription

    Retained for backwards compatibility; matches against the rendered description of the object being validated. See com.wix.accord.Descriptions.render for details of how descriptions are rendered into strings.

    description

    A predicate specifying the description of the object being validated.

    violations

    The set of violations that comprise the group being validated.

    See also

    com.wix.accord.GroupViolation

  2. case class ResultMatcher(expectedViolations: Set[(ResultMatchers.this)#ViolationMatcher]) extends Matcher[Result] with Product with Serializable

    A matcher over validation com.wix.accord.Results.

    A matcher over validation com.wix.accord.Results. Takes a set of expected violations and return a suitable match result in case of failure.

    expectedViolations

    The set of expected violations for this matcher.

  3. case class RuleViolationMatcher(value: Any = null, constraint: String = null, legacyDescription: String = null, description: Description = null) extends (ResultMatchers.this)#ViolationMatcher with Product with Serializable

    A matcher over com.wix.accord.RuleViolations.

    A matcher over com.wix.accord.RuleViolations. To generate a violation rule "pattern", call the constructor with the required predicates, for example:

    val firstNameNotEmpty = RuleViolationMatcher( description = AccessChain( "firstName" ), constraint = "must not be empty" ) val validationResult: Result = ... validationResult must failWith( firstNameNotEmpty )

    value

    A predicate specifying the object under validation.

    constraint

    A predicate specifying the constraint being violated.

    legacyDescription

    Retained for backwards compatibility; matches against the rendered description of the object being validated. See com.wix.accord.Descriptions.render for details of how descriptions are rendered into strings.

    description

    A predicate specifying the description of the object being validated.

    See also

    com.wix.accord.RuleViolation

  4. sealed trait ViolationMatcher extends Matcher[Violation]

    Abstracts over validators for the various violation type.

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  1. final def !=(arg0: Any): Boolean

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  2. final def ##(): Int

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  3. final def ==(arg0: Any): Boolean

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  4. val aFailure: BeMatcher[Result]

    Enables syntax like someResult should be( aFailure )

  5. val aSuccess: BeMatcher[Result]

    Enables syntax like someResult should be( aSuccess )

  6. final def asInstanceOf[T0]: T0

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  7. def clone(): AnyRef

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  8. implicit def description2RuleViolationMatcher(desc: Description): (ResultMatchers.this)#RuleViolationMatcher

  9. implicit def descriptionAndConstraintTuple2RuleMatcher(v: (Description, String)): (ResultMatchers.this)#RuleViolationMatcher

    A convenience implicit to simplify test code.

    A convenience implicit to simplify test code. Enables syntax like:

    val rule: RuleViolationMatcher = AccessChain( "firstName" ) -> "must not be empty" // ... which is equivalent to val rule = RuleViolationMatcher( description = AccessChain( "firstName" ), constraint = "must not be empty" )

  10. final def eq(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

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  11. def equals(arg0: Any): Boolean

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  12. def failWith(expectedViolations: (ResultMatchers.this)#ViolationMatcher*): Matcher[Result]

    A convenience method for matching failures.

    A convenience method for matching failures. Enables syntax like:

    val result: Result = ... result should failWith( AccessChain( "firstName" ) -> "must not be empty", AccessChain( "lastName" ) -> "must not be empty" )

    expectedViolations

    The set of expected violations.

    returns

    A matcher over validation com.wix.accord.Results.

  13. def finalize(): Unit

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  14. final def getClass(): Class[_]

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  15. def group[T](description: Description, constraint: String, expectedViolations: T*)(implicit ev: (T) ⇒ (ResultMatchers.this)#RuleViolationMatcher): (ResultMatchers.this)#GroupViolationMatcher

  16. def group(description: Description, constraint: String, expectedViolations: (Description, String)*): (ResultMatchers.this)#GroupViolationMatcher

    A convenience method for matching violation groups.

    A convenience method for matching violation groups. Enables syntax like:

    val result: Result = ... result should failWith( group( AccessChain( "teacher" ), "is invalid", // The group context AccessChain( "firstName ) -> "must not be empty" ) ) // The rule violations

    description

    A predicate specifying the description of the object being validated.

    constraint

    A textual description of the constraint being violated (for example, "must not be empty").

    expectedViolations

    The set of expected violations that comprise the group.

    returns

    A matcher over com.wix.accord.GroupViolations.

  17. def hashCode(): Int

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  18. final def isInstanceOf[T0]: Boolean

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  19. final def ne(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

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  20. final def notify(): Unit

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  21. final def notifyAll(): Unit

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  22. final def synchronized[T0](arg0: ⇒ T0): T0

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  23. def toString(): String

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  24. final def wait(): Unit

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  25. final def wait(arg0: Long, arg1: Int): Unit

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  26. final def wait(arg0: Long): Unit

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  1. def group[T](legacyDescription: String, constraint: String, expectedViolations: T*)(implicit ev: (T) ⇒ (ResultMatchers.this)#RuleViolationMatcher): (ResultMatchers.this)#GroupViolationMatcher

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    @deprecated
    Deprecated

    (Since version 0.6) Intended for backwards compatibility. It is recommended to match against Description types instead.

  2. def group(legacyDescription: String, constraint: String, expectedViolations: (String, String)*): (ResultMatchers.this)#GroupViolationMatcher

    A convenience method for matching violation groups.

    A convenience method for matching violation groups. Enables syntax like:

    val result: Result = ... result should failWith( group( AccessChain( "teacher" ), "is invalid", // The group context AccessChain( "firstName ) -> "must not be empty" ) ) // The rule violations

    legacyDescription

    Retained for backwards compatibility; matches against the rendered description of the object being validated. See com.wix.accord.Descriptions.render for details of how descriptions are rendered into strings.

    constraint

    A textual description of the constraint being violated (for example, "must not be empty").

    expectedViolations

    The set of expected violations that comprise the group.

    returns

    A matcher over com.wix.accord.GroupViolations.

    Annotations
    @deprecated
    Deprecated

    (Since version 0.6) Intended for backwards compatibility. It is recommended to match against Description types instead.

  3. implicit def stringTuple2RuleMatcher(v: (String, String)): (ResultMatchers.this)#RuleViolationMatcher

    A convenience implicit to simplify test code.

    A convenience implicit to simplify test code. Enables syntax like:

    val rule: RuleViolationMatcher = "firstName" -> "must not be empty" // ... which is equivalent to val rule = RuleViolationMatcher( legacyDescription = "firstName", constraint = "must not be empty" )

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    @deprecated
    Deprecated

    (Since version 0.6)

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