Examples with Api com.google.api.server.spi.config.Api used on opensource projects

Example 26 with Api

use of com.google.api.server.spi.config.Api in project endpoints-java by cloudendpoints.

the class ApiConfigValidatorTest method testValidateMethods_ignoredMethod.

@Test
public void testValidateMethods_ignoredMethod() throws Exception {
    final class Bean {
    }
    @Api
    final class Endpoint {

        @ApiMethod(ignored = AnnotationBoolean.TRUE)
        public void thisShouldBeIgnored(Bean resource1, Bean resource2) {
        }
    }
    ApiConfig config = configLoader.loadConfiguration(ServiceContext.create(), Endpoint.class);
    // If this passes validation, then no error will be thrown. Otherwise, the validator will
    // complain that the method has two resources.
    validator.validate(config);
}

Example 27 with Api

use of com.google.api.server.spi.config.Api in project endpoints-java by cloudendpoints.

the class ApiConfigValidatorTest method testApiMethodConfigWithApiMethodNameContainingContinuousDots.

@Test
public void testApiMethodConfigWithApiMethodNameContainingContinuousDots() throws Exception {
    @Api(name = "testApi", version = "v1", resource = "bar")
    final class Test {

        @ApiMethod(name = "TestApi..testMethod")
        public void test() {
        }
    }
    ApiConfig config = configLoader.loadConfiguration(ServiceContext.create(), Test.class);
    try {
        validator.validate(config);
        fail("Expected InvalidMethodNameException.");
    } catch (InvalidMethodNameException expected) {
    }
}

Example 28 with Api

use of com.google.api.server.spi.config.Api in project endpoints-java by cloudendpoints.

the class ApiConfigValidatorTest method testApiWideConfigWithInvalidApiName.

@Test
public void testApiWideConfigWithInvalidApiName() throws Exception {
    @Api(name = "TestApi", version = "v1", resource = "bar")
    final class Test {
    }
    ApiConfig config = configLoader.loadConfiguration(ServiceContext.create(), Test.class);
    try {
        validator.validate(config);
        fail("Expected InvalidApiNameException.");
    } catch (InvalidApiNameException expected) {
    }
}

Example 29 with Api

use of com.google.api.server.spi.config.Api in project endpoints-java by cloudendpoints.

the class ApiConfigAnnotationReaderTest method testMethodDescription.

@Test
public void testMethodDescription() throws Exception {
    @Api
    final class MethodDescriptionEndpoint {

        public void noAnnotation() {
        }

        @ApiMethod
        public void noDescription() {
        }

        @ApiMethod(description = "description")
        public void withDescription() {
        }
    }
    ApiConfig config = createConfig(MethodDescriptionEndpoint.class);
    annotationReader.loadEndpointMethods(serviceContext, MethodDescriptionEndpoint.class, config.getApiClassConfig().getMethods());
    ApiMethodConfig method1 = config.getApiClassConfig().getMethods().get(methodToEndpointMethod(MethodDescriptionEndpoint.class.getMethod("noAnnotation")));
    assertNull(method1.getDescription());
    ApiMethodConfig method2 = config.getApiClassConfig().getMethods().get(methodToEndpointMethod(MethodDescriptionEndpoint.class.getMethod("noDescription")));
    assertNull(method2.getDescription());
    ApiMethodConfig method3 = config.getApiClassConfig().getMethods().get(methodToEndpointMethod(MethodDescriptionEndpoint.class.getMethod("withDescription")));
    assertEquals("description", method3.getDescription());
}

Example 30 with Api

use of com.google.api.server.spi.config.Api in project endpoints-java by cloudendpoints.

the class AnnotationApiConfigGeneratorTest method testCanonicalName.

@Test
public void testCanonicalName() throws Exception {
    @Api(name = "myapi", canonicalName = "My API")
    class CanonicalApi {
    }
    String apiConfigSource = g.generateConfig(CanonicalApi.class).get("myapi-v1.api");
    ObjectNode root = objectMapper.readValue(apiConfigSource, ObjectNode.class);
    assertEquals("myapi", root.path("name").asText());
    assertEquals("My API", root.path("canonicalName").asText());
}