Examples with ForestLogger com.dtflys.forest.logging.ForestLogger used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ForestLogger

use of com.dtflys.forest.logging.ForestLogger in project forest by dromara.

the class TestPostClient method testPostJsonMapWithoutLog.

@Test
public void testPostJsonMapWithoutLog() {
    server.enqueue(new MockResponse().setBody(EXPECTED));
    ForestLogger logger = Mockito.mock(ForestLogger.class);
    configuration.getLogHandler().setLogger(logger);
    Map<String, Object> userMap = new HashMap<>();
    userMap.put("username", "foo");
    assertThat(postClient.postJsonMapWithoutLog(userMap)).isNotNull().isEqualTo(EXPECTED);
    Mockito.verify(logger, Mockito.never()).info("[Forest] Request (" + configuration.getBackend().getName() + "): \n" + "\tPOST http://localhost:" + server.getPort() + "/json HTTP\n" + "\tHeaders: \n" + "\t\tContent-Type: application/json\n" + "\tBody: {\"username\":\"foo\"}");
}

Example 2 with ForestLogger

use of com.dtflys.forest.logging.ForestLogger in project forest by dromara.

the class TestPostClient method testPostJsonObjectWithoutLog.

@Test
public void testPostJsonObjectWithoutLog() {
    server.enqueue(new MockResponse().setBody(EXPECTED));
    ForestLogger logger = Mockito.mock(ForestLogger.class);
    configuration.getLogHandler().setLogger(logger);
    JsonTestUser user = new JsonTestUser();
    user.setUsername("foo");
    assertThat(postClient.postJsonObjectWithoutLog(user)).isNotNull().isEqualTo(EXPECTED);
    Mockito.verify(logger, Mockito.never()).info("[Forest] Request (" + configuration.getBackend().getName() + "): \n" + "\tPOST http://localhost:" + server.getPort() + "/json HTTP\n" + "\tHeaders: \n" + "\t\tContent-Type: application/json\n" + "\tBody: {\"username\":\"foo\"}");
}

Example 3 with ForestLogger

use of com.dtflys.forest.logging.ForestLogger in project forest by dromara.

the class TestPostClient method testPostJsonObjectWithLog_content_noStatus.

@Test
public void testPostJsonObjectWithLog_content_noStatus() {
    server.enqueue(new MockResponse().setBody(EXPECTED));
    ForestLogger logger = Mockito.mock(ForestLogger.class);
    configuration.getLogHandler().setLogger(logger);
    JsonTestUser user = new JsonTestUser();
    user.setUsername("foo");
    assertThat(postClient.postJsonObjectWithLog_content_noStatus(user)).isNotNull().isEqualTo(EXPECTED);
    Mockito.verify(logger).info("[Forest] Request (" + configuration.getBackend().getName() + "): \n" + "\tPOST http://localhost:" + server.getPort() + "/json HTTP\n" + "\tHeaders: \n" + "\t\tAccept-Encoding: UTF-8\n" + "\t\tContent-Type: application/json\n" + "\tBody: {\"username\":\"foo\"}");
    Mockito.verify(logger).info("[Forest] Response Content:\n\t" + EXPECTED);
}

Example 4 with ForestLogger

use of com.dtflys.forest.logging.ForestLogger in project forest by dromara.

the class TestPostClient method testPostJsonObjectWithLog_content_noStatus2.

@Test
public void testPostJsonObjectWithLog_content_noStatus2() {
    server.enqueue(new MockResponse().setBody(EXPECTED));
    ForestLogHandler logHandler = configuration.getLogHandler();
    ForestLogger logger = Mockito.mock(ForestLogger.class);
    logHandler.setLogger(logger);
    JsonTestUser2 user = new JsonTestUser2();
    user.setUsername("foo");
    assertThat(postClient.postJsonObjectWithLog_content_noStatus(user)).isNotNull().isEqualTo(EXPECTED);
    Mockito.verify(logger).info("[Forest] Response Content:\n\t" + EXPECTED);
}

Example 5 with ForestLogger

use of com.dtflys.forest.logging.ForestLogger in project forest by dromara.

the class TestPostClient method testSimplePostWithProxy.

@Test
public void testSimplePostWithProxy() {
    server.enqueue(new MockResponse().setBody(EXPECTED));
    ForestLogger logger = Mockito.mock(ForestLogger.class);
    configuration.getLogHandler().setLogger(logger);
    assertThat(postClient.simplePostWithProxy(server.getPort(), "text/plain", "xxxyyy")).isNotNull().isEqualTo(EXPECTED);
    mockRequest(server).assertRequestLineEquals("POST http://localhost:" + server.getPort() + "/hello HTTP/1.1").assertPathEquals("/").assertHeaderEquals("Accept", "text/plain").assertBodyEquals("username=foo&password=123456");
    Mockito.verify(logger).info("[Forest] Request (" + configuration.getBackendName() + "): \n" + "\t[Proxy]: host: 127.0.0.1, port: " + server.getPort() + "\n" + "\tPOST http://localhost:" + server.getPort() + "/hello HTTP\n" + "\tHeaders: \n" + "\t\tAccept: text/plain\n" + "\t\tContent-Type: application/json\n" + "\tBody: username=foo&password=123456");
}