Examples with JsonReader com.google.gson.stream.JsonReader used on opensource projects

Example 66 with JsonReader

use of com.google.gson.stream.JsonReader in project buck by facebook.

the class WorkerProcessProtocolZeroTest method testReceiveCommandWithIncorrectMessageID.

@Test
public void testReceiveCommandWithIncorrectMessageID() throws IOException {
    int messageID = 123;
    int differentMessageID = 456;
    JsonReader jsonReader = createMockJsonReaderForReceiveCommand(differentMessageID, "command", "/path/to/args", "/path/to/stdout", "/path/to/stderr");
    WorkerProcessProtocol protocol = new WorkerProcessProtocolZero(fakeProcessExecutor, fakeLaunchedProcess, dummyJsonWriter, jsonReader, newTempFile());
    try {
        protocol.receiveCommand(messageID);
    } catch (HumanReadableException e) {
        assertThat(e.getMessage(), Matchers.containsString(String.format("Expected command's \"id\" value to be \"%d\"", messageID)));
    }
}

Example 67 with JsonReader

use of com.google.gson.stream.JsonReader in project buck by facebook.

the class WorkerProcessProtocolZeroTest method testReceiveCommandResponseWithMalformedJSON.

@Test
public void testReceiveCommandResponseWithMalformedJSON() throws IOException {
    String malformedJson = "><(((('> blub";
    WorkerProcessProtocol protocol = new WorkerProcessProtocolZero(fakeProcessExecutor, fakeLaunchedProcess, dummyJsonWriter, new JsonReader(new StringReader(malformedJson)), newTempFile());
    try {
        protocol.receiveCommandResponse(123);
    } catch (HumanReadableException e) {
        assertThat(e.getMessage(), Matchers.containsString("Error receiving command response"));
    }
}

Example 68 with JsonReader

use of com.google.gson.stream.JsonReader in project buck by facebook.

the class WorkerProcessProtocolZeroTest method setUp.

@Before
public void setUp() throws IOException {
    ProcessExecutorParams fakeParams = ProcessExecutorParams.ofCommand("");
    fakeProcess = new FakeProcess(0);
    fakeProcessExecutor = new FakeProcessExecutor(ImmutableMap.of(fakeParams, fakeProcess));
    fakeLaunchedProcess = fakeProcessExecutor.launchProcess(fakeParams);
    dummyJsonWriter = new JsonWriter(new StringWriter());
    dummyJsonReader = new JsonReader(new StringReader(""));
}

Example 69 with JsonReader

use of com.google.gson.stream.JsonReader in project buck by facebook.

the class WorkerProcessProtocolZeroTest method testReceiveHandshakeWithIncorrectType.

@Test
public void testReceiveHandshakeWithIncorrectType() throws IOException {
    int handshakeID = 123;
    JsonReader jsonReader = createMockJsonReaderForReceiveHandshake(handshakeID, "INCORRECT MESSAGE TYPE", "0");
    WorkerProcessProtocol protocol = new WorkerProcessProtocolZero(fakeProcessExecutor, fakeLaunchedProcess, dummyJsonWriter, jsonReader, newTempFile());
    try {
        protocol.receiveHandshake(handshakeID);
    } catch (HumanReadableException e) {
        assertThat(e.getMessage(), Matchers.containsString("Expected handshake response's \"type\" to be \"handshake\""));
    }
}

Example 70 with JsonReader

use of com.google.gson.stream.JsonReader in project buck by facebook.

the class WorkerProcessProtocolZeroTest method testClose.

@Test
public void testClose() throws IOException {
    StringWriter jsonSentToWorkerProcess = new StringWriter();
    JsonWriter writer = new JsonWriter(jsonSentToWorkerProcess);
    // write an opening bracket now, so the writer doesn't throw due to invalid JSON when it goes
    // to write the closing bracket
    writer.beginArray();
    // add an opening bracket and consume it now, so that the reader doesn't throw due to invalid
    // JSON when it goes to read the closing bracket
    JsonReader reader = new JsonReader(new StringReader("[]"));
    reader.beginArray();
    WorkerProcessProtocol protocol = new WorkerProcessProtocolZero(fakeProcessExecutor, fakeLaunchedProcess, writer, reader, newTempFile());
    protocol.close();
    String expectedJson = "]";
    assertThat(jsonSentToWorkerProcess.toString(), Matchers.endsWith(expectedJson));
    assertTrue(fakeProcess.isDestroyed());
}