Examples with Person org.assertj.core.internal.objects.data.Person used on opensource projects

Example 31 with Person

use of org.assertj.core.internal.objects.data.Person in project assertj-core by joel-costigliola.

the class RecursiveComparisonAssert_isEqualTo_comparingOnlyFields_Test method can_be_combined_with_ignoringFields.

@Test
void can_be_combined_with_ignoringFields() {
    // GIVEN
    Person actual = new Person("John");
    actual.home.address.number = 1;
    actual.dateOfBirth = new Date(123);
    actual.neighbour = new Person("Jim");
    actual.neighbour.home.address.number = 123;
    actual.neighbour.neighbour = new Person("James");
    actual.neighbour.neighbour.home.address.number = 124;
    Person expected = new Person(actual.name);
    expected.home.address.number = 2;
    expected.dateOfBirth = new Date(456);
    expected.neighbour = new Person("Jack");
    expected.neighbour.home.address.number = actual.neighbour.home.address.number;
    expected.neighbour.neighbour = new Person(actual.neighbour.neighbour.name);
    expected.neighbour.neighbour.home.address.number = 125;
    // WHEN/THEN
    then(actual).usingRecursiveComparison().comparingOnlyFields("name", "home", "neighbour").ignoringFields("home.address.number", "neighbour.name", "neighbour.neighbour.home.address.number").isEqualTo(expected);
    then(actual).usingRecursiveComparison().ignoringFields("home.address.number", "neighbour.name", "neighbour.neighbour.home.address.number").comparingOnlyFields("name", "home", "neighbour").isEqualTo(expected);
}

Example 32 with Person

use of org.assertj.core.internal.objects.data.Person in project assertj-core by joel-costigliola.

the class RecursiveComparisonAssert_isEqualTo_ignoringFields_Test method recursivelyEqualObjectsIgnoringActualOptionalEmptyValues.

private static Stream<Arguments> recursivelyEqualObjectsIgnoringActualOptionalEmptyValues() {
    Person person1 = new Person("John");
    person1.home.address.number = 1;
    person1.phone = Optional.empty();
    person1.age = OptionalInt.empty();
    person1.id = OptionalLong.empty();
    person1.weight = OptionalDouble.empty();
    Person person2 = new Person("John");
    person2.home.address.number = 1;
    person2.phone = Optional.of("456");
    person2.age = OptionalInt.of(33);
    person2.id = OptionalLong.of(123456);
    person2.weight = OptionalDouble.of(1.80);
    Person person3 = new Person("John");
    person3.home.address.number = 1;
    person3.phone = Optional.empty();
    person3.age = OptionalInt.empty();
    person3.id = OptionalLong.empty();
    person3.weight = OptionalDouble.empty();
    Person person4 = new Person("John");
    person4.home.address.number = 1;
    person4.phone = null;
    person4.age = null;
    person4.id = null;
    person4.weight = null;
    return Stream.of(arguments(person1, person2, "same data and same type except for actual empty optional fields"), arguments(person1, person3, "same data, same type, both actual and expected have empty optional fields"), arguments(person1, person4, "same data and same type except for ignored optional fields"));
}

Example 33 with Person

use of org.assertj.core.internal.objects.data.Person in project assertj-core by joel-costigliola.

the class RecursiveComparisonAssert_isEqualTo_ignoringFields_Test method should_fail_when_actual_differs_from_expected_even_when_all_null_expected_fields_are_ignored.

@Test
void should_fail_when_actual_differs_from_expected_even_when_all_null_expected_fields_are_ignored() {
    // GIVEN
    Person actual = new Person("John");
    actual.home.address.number = 1;
    actual.dateOfBirth = new Date();
    actual.neighbour = new Person("Jack");
    Person expected = new Person(null);
    expected.home.address.number = 2;
    expected.dateOfBirth = null;
    expected.neighbour = null;
    recursiveComparisonConfiguration.setIgnoreAllExpectedNullFields(true);
    // WHEN
    compareRecursivelyFailsAsExpected(actual, expected);
    // THEN
    ComparisonDifference comparisonDifference = new ComparisonDifference(new DualValue(list("home.address.number"), 1, 2));
    verifyShouldBeEqualByComparingFieldByFieldRecursivelyCall(actual, expected, comparisonDifference);
}

Example 34 with Person

use of org.assertj.core.internal.objects.data.Person in project assertj-core by joel-costigliola.

the class RecursiveComparisonAssert_isEqualTo_ignoringFields_Test method recursivelyEqualObjectsIgnoringExpectedNullFields.

private static Stream<Arguments> recursivelyEqualObjectsIgnoringExpectedNullFields() {
    Person person1 = new Person("John");
    person1.home.address.number = 1;
    Person person2 = new Person(null);
    Person person3 = new Person("John");
    person3.home.address = null;
    Person person4 = new Person(null);
    person3.home.address = null;
    return Stream.of(arguments(person1, person2, "first level expected null field"), arguments(person1, person3, "nested expected null field"), arguments(person1, person4, "multiple expected null fields"));
}

Example 35 with Person

use of org.assertj.core.internal.objects.data.Person in project assertj-core by joel-costigliola.

the class RecursiveComparisonAssert_isEqualTo_ignoringFields_Test method should_fail_when_actual_differs_from_expected_even_when_all_null_actual_fields_are_ignored.

@Test
void should_fail_when_actual_differs_from_expected_even_when_all_null_actual_fields_are_ignored() {
    // GIVEN
    Person actual = new Person(null);
    actual.home.address.number = 1;
    actual.dateOfBirth = null;
    actual.neighbour = null;
    Person expected = new Person("John");
    expected.home.address.number = 2;
    recursiveComparisonConfiguration.setIgnoreAllActualNullFields(true);
    // WHEN
    compareRecursivelyFailsAsExpected(actual, expected);
    // THEN
    ComparisonDifference comparisonDifference = new ComparisonDifference(new DualValue(list("home.address.number"), 1, 2));
    verifyShouldBeEqualByComparingFieldByFieldRecursivelyCall(actual, expected, comparisonDifference);
}