Examples with CsvField io.atlasmap.csv.v2.CsvField used on opensource projects

Example 11 with CsvField

use of io.atlasmap.csv.v2.CsvField in project atlasmap by atlasmap.

the class CsvFieldWriterTest method testWithSimpleDocumentWithoutHeader.

@Test
public void testWithSimpleDocumentWithoutHeader() throws Exception {
    CsvConfig csvConfig = new CsvConfig();
    csvConfig.setSkipHeaderRecord(true);
    CsvFieldWriter writer = new CsvFieldWriter(csvConfig);
    FieldGroup sourceField = new FieldGroup();
    sourceField.setName("name");
    sourceField.setPath("/<>/name");
    CsvField sourceSubField0 = new CsvField();
    sourceSubField0.setName("name");
    sourceSubField0.setPath("/<0>/name");
    sourceSubField0.setValue("Bob");
    sourceField.getField().add(sourceSubField0);
    CsvField sourceSubField1 = new CsvField();
    sourceSubField1.setName("name");
    sourceSubField1.setPath("/<1>/name");
    sourceSubField1.setValue("Andrew");
    sourceField.getField().add(sourceSubField1);
    CsvField targetField = new CsvField();
    targetField.setName("givenName");
    targetField.setPath("/<>/givenName");
    write(writer, sourceField, targetField);
    String csv = writer.toCsv();
    assertEquals("Bob\r\nAndrew\r\n", csv);
}

Example 12 with CsvField

use of io.atlasmap.csv.v2.CsvField in project atlasmap by atlasmap.

the class CsvFieldWriterTest method testWithHeaderAndIgnoreHeaderCase.

@Test
public void testWithHeaderAndIgnoreHeaderCase() throws Exception {
    CsvConfig csvConfig = new CsvConfig();
    csvConfig.setHeaders("FAMILYNAME,GIVENNAME");
    csvConfig.setIgnoreHeaderCase(true);
    CsvFieldWriter writer = new CsvFieldWriter(csvConfig);
    FieldGroup sourceField = new FieldGroup();
    sourceField.setName("name");
    sourceField.setPath("/<>/name");
    CsvField sourceSubField0 = new CsvField();
    sourceSubField0.setName("name");
    sourceSubField0.setPath("/<0>/name");
    sourceSubField0.setValue("Bob");
    sourceField.getField().add(sourceSubField0);
    CsvField sourceSubField1 = new CsvField();
    sourceSubField1.setName("name");
    sourceSubField1.setPath("/<1>/name");
    sourceSubField1.setValue("Andrew");
    sourceField.getField().add(sourceSubField1);
    CsvField targetField = new CsvField();
    targetField.setName("givenName");
    targetField.setPath("/<>/givenName");
    write(writer, sourceField, targetField);
    String csv = writer.toCsv();
    assertEquals("FAMILYNAME,GIVENNAME\r\n,Bob\r\n,Andrew\r\n", csv);
}

Example 13 with CsvField

use of io.atlasmap.csv.v2.CsvField in project atlasmap by atlasmap.

the class CsvServiceTest method testSchemaNoParametersSpecified.

@Test
public void testSchemaNoParametersSpecified() throws Exception {
    final String source = "l1r1,l1r2,l1r3\n" + "l2r1,l2r2,l2r3\n" + "l3r1,l3r2,l3r3\n";
    InputStream inputStream = new ByteArrayInputStream(source.getBytes());
    Response res = csvService.inspect(inputStream, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null);
    Object entity = res.getEntity();
    assertEquals(byte[].class, entity.getClass());
    CsvInspectionResponse csvInspectionResponse = Json.mapper().readValue((byte[]) entity, CsvInspectionResponse.class);
    CsvComplexType complexType = (CsvComplexType) csvInspectionResponse.getCsvDocument().getFields().getField().get(0);
    List<CsvField> fields = complexType.getCsvFields().getCsvField();
    assertEquals("0", fields.get(0).getName());
    assertEquals("1", fields.get(1).getName());
    assertEquals("2", fields.get(2).getName());
}

Example 14 with CsvField

use of io.atlasmap.csv.v2.CsvField in project atlasmap by atlasmap.

the class CsvServiceTest method testSchemaFile.

@Test
public void testSchemaFile() throws Exception {
    InputStream inputStream = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResourceAsStream("test.csv");
    Response res = csvService.inspect(inputStream, null, ",", true, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null);
    Object entity = res.getEntity();
    assertEquals(byte[].class, entity.getClass());
    CsvInspectionResponse csvInspectionResponse = Json.mapper().readValue((byte[]) entity, CsvInspectionResponse.class);
    CsvComplexType complexType = (CsvComplexType) csvInspectionResponse.getCsvDocument().getFields().getField().get(0);
    List<CsvField> fields = complexType.getCsvFields().getCsvField();
    assertEquals(5, fields.size());
    assertEquals("sourceCsvString", fields.get(0).getName());
    assertEquals("sourceCsvNumber", fields.get(1).getName());
    assertEquals("sourceCsvDecimal", fields.get(2).getName());
    assertEquals("sourceCsvDate", fields.get(3).getName());
    assertEquals("sourceCsvBoolean", fields.get(4).getName());
}

Example 15 with CsvField

use of io.atlasmap.csv.v2.CsvField in project atlasmap by atlasmap.

the class CsvServiceTest method testSchema.

@Test
public void testSchema() throws Exception {
    final String source = "header1,header2,header3\n" + "l1r1,l1r2,l1r3\n" + "l2r1,l2r2,l2r3\n" + "l3r1,l3r2,l3r3\n";
    InputStream inputStream = new ByteArrayInputStream(source.getBytes());
    Response res = csvService.inspect(inputStream, null, ",", true, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null);
    Object entity = res.getEntity();
    assertEquals(byte[].class, entity.getClass());
    CsvInspectionResponse csvInspectionResponse = Json.mapper().readValue((byte[]) entity, CsvInspectionResponse.class);
    CsvComplexType complexType = (CsvComplexType) csvInspectionResponse.getCsvDocument().getFields().getField().get(0);
    List<CsvField> fields = complexType.getCsvFields().getCsvField();
    assertEquals("header1", fields.get(0).getName());
    assertEquals("header2", fields.get(1).getName());
    assertEquals("header3", fields.get(2).getName());
}