Examples with BarCode com.nytimes.android.external.store3.base.impl.BarCode used on opensource projects

Example 1 with BarCode

use of com.nytimes.android.external.store3.base.impl.BarCode in project Store by NYTimes.

the class ClearStoreTest method testClearAllBarCodes.

@Test
public void testClearAllBarCodes() {
    BarCode barcode1 = new BarCode("type1", "key1");
    BarCode barcode2 = new BarCode("type2", "key2");
    when(persister.read(barcode1)).thenReturn(// read from disk
    Maybe.<Integer>empty()).thenReturn(// read from disk after fetching from network
    Maybe.just(1)).thenReturn(// read from disk after clearing disk cache
    Maybe.<Integer>empty()).thenReturn(// read from disk after making additional network call
    Maybe.just(1));
    when(persister.write(barcode1, 1)).thenReturn(Single.just(true));
    when(persister.write(barcode1, 2)).thenReturn(Single.just(true));
    when(persister.read(barcode2)).thenReturn(// read from disk
    Maybe.<Integer>empty()).thenReturn(// read from disk after fetching from network
    Maybe.just(1)).thenReturn(// read from disk after clearing disk cache
    Maybe.<Integer>empty()).thenReturn(// read from disk after making additional network call
    Maybe.just(1));
    when(persister.write(barcode2, 1)).thenReturn(Single.just(true));
    when(persister.write(barcode2, 2)).thenReturn(Single.just(true));
    // each request should produce one call
    store.get(barcode1).test().awaitTerminalEvent();
    store.get(barcode2).test().awaitTerminalEvent();
    assertThat(networkCalls.intValue()).isEqualTo(2);
    store.clear();
    // after everything is cleared each request should produce another 2 calls
    store.get(barcode1).test().awaitTerminalEvent();
    store.get(barcode2).test().awaitTerminalEvent();
    assertThat(networkCalls.intValue()).isEqualTo(4);
}

Example 2 with BarCode

use of com.nytimes.android.external.store3.base.impl.BarCode in project Store by NYTimes.

the class ClearStoreTest method setUp.

@Before
public void setUp() {
    networkCalls = new AtomicInteger(0);
    store = StoreBuilder.<Integer>barcode().fetcher(barCode -> Single.fromCallable(() -> networkCalls.incrementAndGet())).persister(persister).open();
}

Example 3 with BarCode

use of com.nytimes.android.external.store3.base.impl.BarCode in project Store by NYTimes.

the class GetRefreshingTest method setUp.

@Before
public void setUp() {
    networkCalls = new AtomicInteger(0);
    store = StoreBuilder.<Integer>barcode().fetcher(barCode -> Single.fromCallable(() -> networkCalls.incrementAndGet())).persister(persister).open();
}

Example 4 with BarCode

use of com.nytimes.android.external.store3.base.impl.BarCode in project Store by NYTimes.

the class GetRefreshingTest method testRefreshOnClear.

@Test
public void testRefreshOnClear() {
    BarCode barcode = new BarCode("type", "key");
    when(persister.read(barcode)).thenReturn(// read from disk
    Maybe.<Integer>empty()).thenReturn(// read from disk after fetching from network
    Maybe.just(1)).thenReturn(// read from disk after clearing disk cache
    Maybe.<Integer>empty()).thenReturn(// read from disk after making additional network call
    Maybe.just(1));
    when(persister.write(barcode, 1)).thenReturn(Single.just(true));
    when(persister.write(barcode, 2)).thenReturn(Single.just(true));
    TestObserver<Integer> refreshingObservable = store.getRefreshing(barcode).test();
    refreshingObservable.assertValueCount(1);
    assertThat(networkCalls.intValue()).isEqualTo(1);
    // clearing the store should produce another network call
    store.clear(barcode);
    refreshingObservable.assertValueCount(2);
    assertThat(networkCalls.intValue()).isEqualTo(2);
    store.get(barcode).test().awaitTerminalEvent();
    refreshingObservable.assertValueCount(2);
    assertThat(networkCalls.intValue()).isEqualTo(2);
}

Example 5 with BarCode

use of com.nytimes.android.external.store3.base.impl.BarCode in project Store by NYTimes.

the class GetRefreshingTest method testRefreshOnClearAll.

@Test
public void testRefreshOnClearAll() {
    BarCode barcode1 = new BarCode("type", "key");
    BarCode barcode2 = new BarCode("type", "key2");
    when(persister.read(barcode1)).thenReturn(// read from disk
    Maybe.<Integer>empty()).thenReturn(// read from disk after fetching from network
    Maybe.just(1)).thenReturn(// read from disk after clearing disk cache
    Maybe.<Integer>empty()).thenReturn(// read from disk after making additional network call
    Maybe.just(1));
    when(persister.write(barcode1, 1)).thenReturn(Single.just(true));
    when(persister.write(barcode1, 2)).thenReturn(Single.just(true));
    when(persister.read(barcode2)).thenReturn(// read from disk
    Maybe.<Integer>empty()).thenReturn(// read from disk after fetching from network
    Maybe.just(1)).thenReturn(// read from disk after clearing disk cache
    Maybe.<Integer>empty()).thenReturn(// read from disk after making additional network call
    Maybe.just(1));
    when(persister.write(barcode2, 1)).thenReturn(Single.just(true));
    when(persister.write(barcode2, 2)).thenReturn(Single.just(true));
    TestObserver<Integer> testObservable1 = store.getRefreshing(barcode1).test();
    TestObserver<Integer> testObservable2 = store.getRefreshing(barcode2).test();
    testObservable1.assertValueCount(1);
    testObservable2.assertValueCount(1);
    assertThat(networkCalls.intValue()).isEqualTo(2);
    store.clear();
    assertThat(networkCalls.intValue()).isEqualTo(4);
}