Examples with Flower io.vertigo.dynamo.kvstore.data.Flower used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Flower

use of io.vertigo.dynamo.kvstore.data.Flower in project vertigo by KleeGroup.

the class AbstractKVStoreManagerTest method testRemove.

@Test
public void testRemove() {
    try (final VTransactionWritable transaction = transactionManager.createCurrentTransaction()) {
        final Optional<Flower> flower = kvStoreManager.find("flowers", "10", Flower.class);
        Assert.assertFalse("There is already a flower id 10", flower.isPresent());
        kvStoreManager.put("flowers", "10", buildFlower("daisy", 60));
        kvStoreManager.put("flowers", "11", buildFlower("tulip", 100));
        final Optional<Flower> flower1 = kvStoreManager.find("flowers", "10", Flower.class);
        final Optional<Flower> flower2 = kvStoreManager.find("flowers", "11", Flower.class);
        Assert.assertTrue("Flower id 10 not found", flower1.isPresent());
        Assert.assertTrue("Flower id 11 not found", flower2.isPresent());
        transaction.commit();
    }
    try (final VTransactionWritable transaction = transactionManager.createCurrentTransaction()) {
        final Optional<Flower> flower = kvStoreManager.find("flowers", "10", Flower.class);
        Assert.assertTrue("Flower id 10 not found", flower.isPresent());
        kvStoreManager.remove("flowers", "10");
        final Optional<Flower> flower1 = kvStoreManager.find("flowers", "10", Flower.class);
        final Optional<Flower> flower2 = kvStoreManager.find("flowers", "11", Flower.class);
        Assert.assertFalse("Remove flower id 10 failed", flower1.isPresent());
        Assert.assertTrue("Flower id 11 not found", flower2.isPresent());
    }
}

Example 2 with Flower

use of io.vertigo.dynamo.kvstore.data.Flower in project vertigo by KleeGroup.

the class AbstractKVStoreManagerTest method testCount.

@Test
public void testCount() {
    try (VTransactionWritable transaction = transactionManager.createCurrentTransaction()) {
        final int nbFlowers = kvStoreManager.count("flowers");
        Assert.assertEquals(0, nbFlowers);
        final Flower tulip1 = buildFlower("tulip", 100);
        kvStoreManager.put("flowers", "1", tulip1);
        final Flower tulip2 = buildFlower("tulip", 110);
        kvStoreManager.put("flowers", "2", tulip2);
        final Flower tulip3 = buildFlower("tulip", 120);
        kvStoreManager.put("flowers", "3", tulip3);
        // count after 3 inserts
        final int nbFlowers2 = kvStoreManager.count("flowers");
        Assert.assertEquals(3, nbFlowers2);
        // count after 1 more insert of same value
        kvStoreManager.put("flowers", "4", tulip3);
        final int nbFlowers3 = kvStoreManager.count("flowers");
        Assert.assertEquals(4, nbFlowers3);
        // count after 1 insert of same key : update
        kvStoreManager.put("flowers", "3", tulip3);
        final int nbFlowers4 = kvStoreManager.count("flowers");
        Assert.assertEquals(4, nbFlowers4);
    }
}

Example 3 with Flower

use of io.vertigo.dynamo.kvstore.data.Flower in project vertigo by KleeGroup.

the class BerkeleyKVStoreManagerTest method testFindAll.

@Test
public void testFindAll() {
    final List<Flower> flowers = new ListBuilder<Flower>().add(buildFlower("daisy", 60)).add(buildFlower("tulip", 100)).add(buildFlower("rose", 110)).add(buildFlower("lily", 120)).add(buildFlower("orchid", 200)).build();
    try (final VTransactionWritable transaction = transactionManager.createCurrentTransaction()) {
        final List<Flower> foundFlowers = kvStoreManager.findAll("flowers", 0, null, Flower.class);
        Assert.assertTrue(foundFlowers.isEmpty());
        int i = 0;
        for (final Flower flower : flowers) {
            final String id = "" + i++;
            kvStoreManager.put("flowers", id, flower);
        }
        final List<Flower> foundFlowers2 = kvStoreManager.findAll("flowers", 0, 1000, Flower.class);
        Assert.assertEquals(flowers.size(), foundFlowers2.size());
        transaction.commit();
    }
}

Example 4 with Flower

use of io.vertigo.dynamo.kvstore.data.Flower in project vertigo by KleeGroup.

the class AbstractKVStoreManagerTest method testFind.

@Test
public void testFind() {
    try (VTransactionWritable transaction = transactionManager.createCurrentTransaction()) {
        final Optional<Flower> foundFlower = kvStoreManager.find("flowers", "1", Flower.class);
        Assert.assertEquals(Optional.empty(), foundFlower);
        final Flower tulip = buildFlower("tulip", 100);
        kvStoreManager.put("flowers", "1", tulip);
        final Optional<Flower> foundFlower2 = kvStoreManager.find("flowers", "1", Flower.class);
        Assert.assertTrue(foundFlower2.isPresent());
        Assert.assertEquals("tulip", foundFlower2.get().getName());
        // "Price must be excatly 100",
        Assert.assertEquals(100d, foundFlower2.get().getPrice(), 0);
    }
}

Example 5 with Flower

use of io.vertigo.dynamo.kvstore.data.Flower in project vertigo by KleeGroup.

the class BerkeleyKVStoreManagerTest method testRollback.

@Test(expected = RuntimeException.class)
public void testRollback() {
    try (VTransactionWritable transaction = transactionManager.createCurrentTransaction()) {
        final Flower tulip = buildFlower("tulip", 100);
        kvStoreManager.put("flowers", "1", tulip);
        transaction.commit();
    }
    final Optional<Flower> flower1 = kvStoreManager.find("flowers", "1", Flower.class);
    Assert.assertTrue("Flower id 1 not found", flower1.isPresent());
    final Optional<Flower> flower2 = kvStoreManager.find("flowers", "2", Flower.class);
    Assert.assertFalse("There is already a flower id 2", flower2.isPresent());
    try {
        try (VTransactionWritable transaction = transactionManager.createCurrentTransaction()) {
            final Flower tulip = buildFlower("rose", 100);
            kvStoreManager.put("flowers", "2", tulip);
            throw new VSystemException("Error");
        }
    } catch (final RuntimeException e) {
    // on doit passer par là
    }
    final Optional<Flower> flower2bis = kvStoreManager.find("flowers", "2", Flower.class);
    Assert.assertFalse("Rollback flower id 2 failed", flower2bis.isPresent());
}