Examples with Printer io.seldon.clustermanager.pb.JsonFormat.Printer used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Printer

use of io.seldon.clustermanager.pb.JsonFormat.Printer in project seldon-core by SeldonIO.

the class JsonFormatTest method testIntValCustomFormat.

@Test
public void testIntValCustomFormat() throws InvalidProtocolBufferException {
    final int val = 1;
    IntOrString is = IntOrString.newBuilder().setIntVal(val).build();
    Printer jf = JsonFormat.printer().usingTypeConverter(is.getDescriptorForType().getFullName(), new IntOrStringUtils.IntOrStringConverter());
    Assert.assertTrue(jf.print(is).equals("" + val));
}

Example 2 with Printer

use of io.seldon.clustermanager.pb.JsonFormat.Printer in project seldon-core by SeldonIO.

the class JsonFormatTest method testStrValCustomFormat.

@Test
public void testStrValCustomFormat() throws InvalidProtocolBufferException {
    final String val = "String Value";
    IntOrString is = IntOrString.newBuilder().setStrVal(val).build();
    Printer jf = JsonFormat.printer().usingTypeConverter(is.getDescriptorForType().getFullName(), new IntOrStringUtils.IntOrStringConverter());
    Assert.assertTrue(jf.print(is).equals("\"" + val + "\""));
}

Example 3 with Printer

use of io.seldon.clustermanager.pb.JsonFormat.Printer in project seldon-core by SeldonIO.

the class JsonFormatTest method testStrValDefaultFormat.

@Test
public void testStrValDefaultFormat() throws InvalidProtocolBufferException {
    final String val = "String Value";
    IntOrString is = IntOrString.newBuilder().setStrVal(val).build();
    Printer jf = JsonFormat.printer().omittingInsignificantWhitespace();
    Assert.assertTrue(jf.print(is).equals("{\"strVal\":\"" + val + "\"}"));
}

Example 4 with Printer

use of io.seldon.clustermanager.pb.JsonFormat.Printer in project seldon-core by SeldonIO.

the class JsonFormatTest method testIntValDefaultFormat.

@Test
public void testIntValDefaultFormat() throws InvalidProtocolBufferException {
    final int val = 1;
    IntOrString is = IntOrString.newBuilder().setIntVal(val).build();
    Printer jf = JsonFormat.printer().omittingInsignificantWhitespace();
    Assert.assertTrue(jf.print(is).equals("{\"intVal\":" + val + "}"));
}

Example 5 with Printer

use of io.seldon.clustermanager.pb.JsonFormat.Printer in project seldon-core by SeldonIO.

the class JsonFormatTest method testQuantityCustomFormat.

@Test
public void testQuantityCustomFormat() throws InvalidProtocolBufferException {
    final String val = "100Mi";
    Quantity q = Quantity.newBuilder().setString(val).build();
    Printer jf = JsonFormat.printer().usingTypeConverter(q.getDescriptorForType().getFullName(), new QuantityUtils.QuantityConverter());
    Assert.assertTrue(jf.print(q).equals("\"" + val + "\""));
}