Examples with ResponseUnitDTO com.robo4j.socket.http.dto.ResponseUnitDTO used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ResponseUnitDTO

use of com.robo4j.socket.http.dto.ResponseUnitDTO in project robo4j by Robo4J.

the class RoboRequestFactory method processGet.

/**
 * Generic robo context overview. It returns all units registered into the context including system id.
 * The 1st position is reserved for the system
 *
 * @param context
 *            robo context
 * @return descripton of desired context
 */
@Override
public Object processGet(RoboContext context) {
    if (!context.getUnits().isEmpty()) {
        final List<ResponseUnitDTO> unitList = context.getUnits().stream().map(u -> new ResponseUnitDTO(u.getId(), u.getState())).collect(Collectors.toList());
        unitList.add(0, new ResponseUnitDTO(context.getId(), context.getState()));
        return JsonUtil.toJsonArray(unitList);
    } else {
        SimpleLoggingUtil.error(getClass(), "internal error: no units available");
    }
    return null;
}

Example 2 with ResponseUnitDTO

use of com.robo4j.socket.http.dto.ResponseUnitDTO in project robo4j by Robo4J.

the class JsonUtilTests method jsonToListTest.

@Test
void jsonToListTest() {
    String json = "[{\"id\":\"unit1\",\"state\":\"INITIALIZED\"}," + "{\"id\":\"unit2\",\"state\":\"STARTED\"}, " + "{\"id\":\"unit3\",\"state\":\"FAILED\"}]";
    List<ResponseUnitDTO> expectedResult = Arrays.asList(new ResponseUnitDTO("unit1", LifecycleState.INITIALIZED), new ResponseUnitDTO("unit2", LifecycleState.STARTED), new ResponseUnitDTO("unit3", LifecycleState.FAILED));
    List<ResponseUnitDTO> result = JsonUtil.jsonToList(ResponseUnitDTO.class, json);
    assertNotNull(result);
    assertArrayEquals(expectedResult.toArray(), result.toArray());
}