package de.galan.verjson.examples.simple;
import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.*;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import de.galan.commons.test.AbstractTestParent;
import de.galan.verjson.core.Verjson;
/**
* Note: I "cheated" in this example, it is not necessary to copy and/or rename the models (ExampleBean1/ExampleBean2).
* This is done to keep seperate versions inside the same package and have a clear seperation for demonstration
* purposes. Usually it is intended (and the goal of Verjson) that you have only one version of your models.
*
* @author daniel
*/
public class ExampleBeanTest extends AbstractTestParent {
private Verjson<ExampleBean1> verjson1;
private Verjson<ExampleBean2> verjson2;
@Before
public void before() {
verjson1 = Verjson.create(ExampleBean1.class, null);
verjson2 = Verjson.create(ExampleBean2.class, new ExampleBeanVersions());
}
@Test
public void exampleBean1() throws Exception {
ExampleBean1 bean1 = new ExampleBean1();
bean1.text = "Hello";
bean1.number = 42L;
String serializedBean1 = verjson1.write(bean1);
ExampleBean1 deserializedBean1 = verjson1.read(serializedBean1);
assertThat(deserializedBean1.text).isEqualTo("Hello");
assertThat(deserializedBean1.number).isEqualTo(42L);
}
@Test
public void exampleBean2() throws Exception {
ExampleBean2 bean2 = new ExampleBean2();
bean2.texts = Lists.newArrayList("Hello");
bean2.counter = 42L;
String serializedBean2 = verjson2.write(bean2);
ExampleBean2 deserializedBean2 = verjson2.read(serializedBean2);
assertThat(deserializedBean2.texts).containsSequence("Hello");
assertThat(deserializedBean2.counter).isEqualTo(42L);
}
@Test
public void exampleBean1To2() throws Exception {
ExampleBean1 bean1 = new ExampleBean1();
bean1.text = "Hello";
bean1.number = 42L;
String serializedBean1 = verjson1.write(bean1);
ExampleBean2 deserializedBean2 = verjson2.read(serializedBean1);
assertThat(deserializedBean2.texts).containsSequence("Hello");
assertThat(deserializedBean2.counter).isEqualTo(42L);
}
}