Examples with DictionaryAllTypes io.realm.entities.DictionaryAllTypes used on opensource projects

Example 1 with DictionaryAllTypes

use of io.realm.entities.DictionaryAllTypes in project realm-java by realm.

the class RealmResultsTests method canHoldPrimitiveTypes.

/**
 * Test we can also hold primitive values in RealmResults. This is a somewhat concealed feature
 * since we do not allow queries on primitive types as per version 10.3.1. The only place in
 * the SDK that returns primitive RealmResults is the {@link RealmDictionary#values()}.
 */
@Test
public void canHoldPrimitiveTypes() {
    String KEY_1 = "KEY_1";
    String KEY_2 = "KEY_2";
    String VALUE_1 = "VALUE_1";
    String VALUE_2 = "VALUE_2";
    RealmDictionary<String> stringDictionary = new RealmDictionary<>();
    stringDictionary.put(KEY_1, VALUE_1);
    stringDictionary.put(KEY_2, VALUE_2);
    realm.beginTransaction();
    DictionaryAllTypes object = new DictionaryAllTypes();
    object.setColumnStringDictionary(stringDictionary);
    DictionaryAllTypes objectFromRealm = realm.copyToRealm(object);
    realm.commitTransaction();
    RealmDictionary<String> stringDictionaryFromRealm = objectFromRealm.getColumnStringDictionary();
    assertNotNull(stringDictionaryFromRealm);
    Collection<String> values = stringDictionaryFromRealm.values();
    assertNotNull(values);
    assertTrue(values instanceof RealmResults);
    assertTrue(values.contains(VALUE_1));
    assertTrue(values.contains(VALUE_2));
    // Not returning RealmResults per se, but rather wrapped in a HashSet
    Set<String> keySet = stringDictionaryFromRealm.keySet();
    assertNotNull(keySet);
    assertTrue(keySet.contains(KEY_1));
    assertTrue(keySet.contains(KEY_2));
}

Example 2 with DictionaryAllTypes

use of io.realm.entities.DictionaryAllTypes in project realm-java by realm.

the class RealmQueryTests method catchInsertSupportsDictionaries.

// The purpose of this test case is to catch when insert supports objects containing dictionaries,
// to then we can use AllJavaTypes instead of AllJavaTypesUnsupportedTypes.
// See: https://github.com/realm/realm-java/issues/7435
@Test(expected = IllegalStateException.class)
public void catchInsertSupportsDictionaries() {
    DictionaryAllTypes dictionaryAllTypes = new DictionaryAllTypes();
    realm.insert(dictionaryAllTypes);
}

Example 3 with DictionaryAllTypes

use of io.realm.entities.DictionaryAllTypes in project realm-java by realm.

the class RealmQueryTests method catchInsertOrUpdateSupportsDictionaries.

// The purpose of this test case is to catch when insert supports objects containing dictionaries,
// to then we can use AllJavaTypes instead of AllJavaTypesUnsupportedTypes.
// See: https://github.com/realm/realm-java/issues/7435
@Test(expected = IllegalStateException.class)
public void catchInsertOrUpdateSupportsDictionaries() {
    DictionaryAllTypes dictionaryAllTypes = new DictionaryAllTypes();
    realm.insertOrUpdate(dictionaryAllTypes);
}

Example 4 with DictionaryAllTypes

use of io.realm.entities.DictionaryAllTypes in project realm-java by realm.

the class RealmQueryTests method fillDictionaryTests.

private void fillDictionaryTests() {
    realm.executeTransaction(transactionRealm -> {
        DictionaryAllTypes allTypes1 = realm.createObject(DictionaryAllTypes.class);
        allTypes1.getColumnStringDictionary().put("hello world1", "Test1");
        DictionaryAllTypes allTypes2 = realm.createObject(DictionaryAllTypes.class);
        allTypes2.getColumnStringDictionary().put("hello world1", "Test2");
        DictionaryAllTypes allTypes3 = realm.createObject(DictionaryAllTypes.class);
        allTypes3.getColumnStringDictionary().put("hello world2", "Test2");
    });
}

Example 5 with DictionaryAllTypes

use of io.realm.entities.DictionaryAllTypes in project realm-java by realm.

the class RealmQueryTests method dictionary_containsKey.

@Test
public void dictionary_containsKey() {
    fillDictionaryTests();
    RealmResults<DictionaryAllTypes> results = realm.where(DictionaryAllTypes.class).containsKey(DictionaryAllTypes.FIELD_STRING_DICTIONARY, "hello world1").findAll();
    assertEquals(2, results.size());
    // We can't assert on values since we don't know the order in which the results are delivered, so better to assert that the keys are contained in the results
    DictionaryAllTypes results0 = results.get(0);
    assertNotNull(results0);
    assertTrue(results0.getColumnStringDictionary().containsKey("hello world1"));
    DictionaryAllTypes results1 = results.get(1);
    assertNotNull(results1);
    assertTrue(results1.getColumnStringDictionary().containsKey("hello world1"));
}