Examples with Person com.vaadin.flow.tests.data.bean.Person used on opensource projects

Example 41 with Person

use of com.vaadin.flow.tests.data.bean.Person in project flow by vaadin.

the class BinderConverterValidatorTest method binderLoad_withCrossFieldValidation_clearsErrors.

@Test
public void binderLoad_withCrossFieldValidation_clearsErrors() {
    TestTextField lastNameField = new TestTextField();
    final SerializablePredicate<String> lengthPredicate = v -> v.length() > 2;
    BindingBuilder<Person, String> firstNameBinding = binder.forField(nameField).withValidator(lengthPredicate, "length");
    firstNameBinding.bind(Person::getFirstName, Person::setFirstName);
    Binding<Person, String> lastNameBinding = binder.forField(lastNameField).withValidator(v -> !nameField.getValue().isEmpty() || lengthPredicate.test(v), "err").withValidator(lengthPredicate, "length").bind(Person::getLastName, Person::setLastName);
    // this will be triggered as a new bean is bound with binder.bind(),
    // causing a validation error to be visible until reset is done
    nameField.addValueChangeListener(v -> lastNameBinding.validate());
    Person person = new Person();
    binder.setBean(person);
    Assert.assertFalse(componentErrors.containsKey(nameField));
    Assert.assertFalse(componentErrors.containsKey(lastNameField));
    nameField.setValue("x");
    Assert.assertTrue(componentErrors.containsKey(nameField));
    Assert.assertTrue(componentErrors.containsKey(lastNameField));
    binder.setBean(person);
    Assert.assertFalse(componentErrors.containsKey(nameField));
    Assert.assertFalse(componentErrors.containsKey(lastNameField));
}

Example 42 with Person

use of com.vaadin.flow.tests.data.bean.Person in project flow by vaadin.

the class BinderConverterValidatorTest method validatorForSuperTypeCanBeUsed.

@Test
public void validatorForSuperTypeCanBeUsed() {
    // Validates that a validator for a super type can be used, e.g.
    // validator for Number can be used on a Double
    TestTextField salaryField = new TestTextField();
    Validator<Number> positiveNumberValidator = (value, context) -> {
        if (value.doubleValue() >= 0) {
            return ValidationResult.ok();
        } else {
            return ValidationResult.error(NEGATIVE_ERROR_MESSAGE);
        }
    };
    binder.forField(salaryField).withConverter(Double::valueOf, String::valueOf).withValidator(positiveNumberValidator).bind(Person::getSalaryDouble, Person::setSalaryDouble);
    Person person = new Person();
    binder.setBean(person);
    salaryField.setValue("10");
    assertEquals(10, person.getSalaryDouble(), 0);
    // Does not pass validator
    salaryField.setValue("-1");
    assertEquals(10, person.getSalaryDouble(), 0);
    assertInvalidField(NEGATIVE_ERROR_MESSAGE, salaryField);
}

Example 43 with Person

use of com.vaadin.flow.tests.data.bean.Person in project flow by vaadin.

the class BinderConverterValidatorTest method validate_failedBothBeanValidatorAndFieldValidator.

@Test
public void validate_failedBothBeanValidatorAndFieldValidator() {
    String msg1 = "foo";
    BindingBuilder<Person, String> binding = binder.forField(nameField).withValidator(new NotEmptyValidator<>(msg1));
    binding.bind(Person::getFirstName, Person::setFirstName);
    String msg2 = "bar";
    binder.withValidator(Validator.from(bean -> false, msg2));
    Person person = new Person();
    binder.setBean(person);
    List<BindingValidationStatus<?>> errors = binder.validate().getFieldValidationErrors();
    assertEquals(1, errors.size());
    BindingValidationStatus<?> error = errors.get(0);
    assertEquals(msg1, error.getMessage().get());
    assertEquals(nameField, error.getField());
    assertEquals(msg1, nameField.getErrorMessage());
}

Example 44 with Person

use of com.vaadin.flow.tests.data.bean.Person in project flow by vaadin.

the class BinderConverterValidatorTest method save_beanValidationErrorsWithConverter.

@Test(expected = ValidationException.class)
public void save_beanValidationErrorsWithConverter() throws ValidationException {
    Binder<Person> binder = new Binder<>();
    binder.forField(ageField).withConverter(new StringToIntegerConverter("Can't convert")).bind(Person::getAge, Person::setAge);
    binder.withValidator(Validator.from(person -> false, "b"));
    Person person = new Person();
    ageField.setValue("1");
    try {
        binder.writeBean(person);
    } finally {
        // Bean should have been updated for item validation but reverted
        Assert.assertEquals(0, person.getAge());
    }
}

Example 45 with Person

use of com.vaadin.flow.tests.data.bean.Person in project flow by vaadin.

the class BinderConverterValidatorTest method binderBindAndLoad_clearsErrors.

@Test
public void binderBindAndLoad_clearsErrors() {
    BindingBuilder<Person, String> binding = binder.forField(nameField).withValidator(notEmpty);
    binding.bind(Person::getFirstName, Person::setFirstName);
    binder.withValidator(bean -> !bean.getFirstName().contains("error"), "error");
    Person person = new Person();
    person.setFirstName("");
    binder.setBean(person);
    // initial value is invalid but no error
    Assert.assertFalse(componentErrors.containsKey(nameField));
    // make error show
    nameField.setValue("foo");
    nameField.setValue("");
    Assert.assertTrue(componentErrors.containsKey(nameField));
    // bind to another person to see that error is cleared
    person = new Person();
    person.setFirstName("");
    binder.setBean(person);
    // error has been cleared
    Assert.assertFalse(componentErrors.containsKey(nameField));
    // make show error
    nameField.setValue("foo");
    nameField.setValue("");
    Assert.assertTrue(componentErrors.containsKey(nameField));
    // load should also clear error
    binder.readBean(person);
    Assert.assertFalse(componentErrors.containsKey(nameField));
    // bind a new field that has invalid value in bean
    TestTextField lastNameField = new TestTextField();
    // The test starts with a valid value as the last name of the person,
    // since the binder assumes any non-changed values to be valid.
    person.setLastName("bar");
    BindingBuilder<Person, String> binding2 = binder.forField(lastNameField).withValidator(notEmpty);
    binding2.bind(Person::getLastName, Person::setLastName);
    // should not have error shown when initialized
    assertThat(lastNameField.getErrorMessage(), isEmptyString());
    // Set a value that breaks the validation
    lastNameField.setValue("");
    assertNotNull(lastNameField.getErrorMessage());
    // add status label to show bean level error
    TestLabel statusLabel = new TestLabel();
    binder.setStatusLabel(statusLabel);
    nameField.setValue("error");
    // no error shown yet because second field validation doesn't pass
    Assert.assertEquals("", statusLabel.getText());
    // make second field validation pass to get bean validation error
    lastNameField.setValue("foo");
    Assert.assertEquals("error", statusLabel.getText());
    // reload bean to clear error
    binder.readBean(person);
    Assert.assertEquals("", statusLabel.getText());
    // reset() should clear all errors and status label
    nameField.setValue("");
    lastNameField.setValue("");
    Assert.assertTrue(componentErrors.containsKey(nameField));
    Assert.assertTrue(componentErrors.containsKey(lastNameField));
    binder.removeBean();
    Assert.assertFalse(componentErrors.containsKey(nameField));
    Assert.assertFalse(componentErrors.containsKey(lastNameField));
    Assert.assertEquals("", statusLabel.getText());
}