TokenizedCharSequenceTest.java

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package com.twitter.common.text.token;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import java.util.List;

import org.junit.Test;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.twitter.common.text.token.attribute.TokenType;

public class TokenizedCharSequenceTest {
  @Test(expected=NullPointerException.class)
  public void testNullConstructor() {
    new TokenizedCharSequence.Builder(null).build();
  }

  @Test
  public void testEmptyConstructor() {
    // it is OK to create TokenizedCharSequence with empty text.
    new TokenizedCharSequence.Builder("").build();
  }

  @Test
  public void testTokenizedCharSequence() {
    // exactly same contents
    String text = "test test";
    TokenizedCharSequence text1 = new TokenizedCharSequence.Builder(text).addToken(0, 4).addToken(5, 4).build();
    TokenizedCharSequence text2 = new TokenizedCharSequence.Builder(text).addToken(0, 4).addToken(5, 4).build();

    assertTrue(text1 != text2);
    assertEquals(text1, text2);
    assertEquals(text1.toString(), text2.toString());
    assertEquals(text1.hashCode(), text2.hashCode());

    // different contents
    text = "test test test";
    TokenizedCharSequence text3 = new TokenizedCharSequence.Builder(text).addToken(0, 4).addToken(5, 4).addToken(10, 4).build();
    assertFalse(text1.equals(text3));
    assertFalse(text1.toString().equals(text3.toString()));
    assertFalse(text1.hashCode() == text3.hashCode());

    // same contents but not String
    StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer("test test");
    TokenizedCharSequence text4 = new TokenizedCharSequence.Builder(buf).addToken(0, 4).addToken(5, 4).build();
    assertTrue(text1 != text4);
    assertEquals(text1, text4);
    assertEquals(text1.toString(), text4.toString());
    assertEquals(text1.hashCode(), text4.hashCode());
  }

  @Test
  public void testGetTokensOf() {
    String text = "test, #hashtag, @username.";
    TokenizedCharSequence tokenized = new TokenizedCharSequence.Builder(text)
      .addToken(0, 4, TokenType.TOKEN)
      .addToken(4, 1, TokenType.PUNCTUATION)
      .addToken(6, 8, TokenType.HASHTAG)
      .addToken(14, 1, TokenType.PUNCTUATION)
      .addToken(16, 9, TokenType.USERNAME)
      .addToken(25, 1, TokenType.PUNCTUATION)
      .build();

    assertEquals(3, tokenized.getTokensOf(TokenType.TOKEN, TokenType.HASHTAG, TokenType.USERNAME).size());
    assertEquals(3, tokenized.getTokensOf(TokenType.PUNCTUATION).size());

    List<String> hashtags = tokenized.getTokenStringsOf(TokenType.HASHTAG);
    assertEquals(ImmutableList.of("#hashtag"), hashtags);

    List<String> hash_user = tokenized.getTokenStringsOf(TokenType.HASHTAG, TokenType.USERNAME);
    assertEquals(ImmutableList.of("#hashtag", "@username"), hash_user);
  }
}