Java Examples for org.assertj.core.api.MapAssert

The following java examples will help you to understand the usage of org.assertj.core.api.MapAssert. These source code samples are taken from different open source projects.

Example 1

Project: camunda-bpm-assert-master File: AbstractCaseAssert.java View source code

protected S hasVars(String[] names) {
    boolean shouldHaveVariables = names != null;
    boolean shouldHaveSpecificVariables = names != null && names.length > 0;
    Map<String, Object> vars = vars();
    StringBuffer message = new StringBuffer();
    message.append("Expecting %s to hold ");
    message.append(shouldHaveVariables ? "case variables" + (shouldHaveSpecificVariables ? " %s, " : ", ") : "no variables at all, ");
    message.append("instead we found it to hold " + (vars.isEmpty() ? "no variables at all." : "the variables %s."));
    if (vars.isEmpty() && getCurrent() == null)
        message.append(" (Please make sure you have set the history " + "service of the engine to at least 'audit' or a higher level " + "before making use of this assertion for historic instances!)");
    MapAssert<String, Object> assertion = variables().overridingErrorMessage(message.toString(), toString(actual), shouldHaveSpecificVariables ? Arrays.asList(names) : vars.keySet(), vars.keySet());
    if (shouldHaveVariables) {
        if (shouldHaveSpecificVariables) {
            assertion.containsKeys(names);
        } else {
            assertion.isNotEmpty();
        }
    } else {
        assertion.isEmpty();
    }
    S self = (S) this;
    return self;
}

Example 2

Project: assertj-core-master File: MapAssert_containsValues_Test.java View source code

@Override
protected MapAssert<Object, Object> invoke_api_method() {
    return assertions.containsValues("value1", "value2");
}

Example 3

Project: fabric8-master File: Assertions.java View source code

public static MapAssert assertMap(Object value) {
    Map typedValue = asInstanceOf(value, Map.class);
    return (MapAssert) assertThat(typedValue);
}