Examples with FF4j org.ff4j.FF4j used on opensource projects

Example 56 with FF4j

use of org.ff4j.FF4j in project ff4j by ff4j.

the class FF4jTest method testInitCache.

@Test
public void testInitCache() {
    FF4j ff4j = new FF4j();
    ff4j.cache(new InMemoryCacheManager());
}

Example 57 with FF4j

use of org.ff4j.FF4j in project ff4j by ff4j.

the class FF4jTest method testgetProperty.

@Test
public void testgetProperty() {
    FF4j ff4j = new FF4j();
    ff4j.createProperty(new PropertyString("p1", "v1"));
    Assert.assertNotNull(ff4j.getProperty("p1"));
    Assert.assertNotNull(ff4j.getPropertyAsString("p1"));
    Assert.assertEquals("v1", ff4j.getPropertyAsString("p1"));
}

Example 58 with FF4j

use of org.ff4j.FF4j in project ff4j by ff4j.

the class FeatureStoreJCacheTest method setUp.

/**
 * {@inheritDoc}
 */
@Before
public void setUp() throws Exception {
    ff4j = new FF4j();
    ff4j.setFeatureStore(initStore());
    testedStore = ff4j.getFeatureStore();
    assertFf4j = new AssertFf4j(ff4j);
}

Example 59 with FF4j

use of org.ff4j.FF4j in project ff4j by ff4j.

the class FeatureStoreHttpSecured method testReadFeature.

@Test
public void testReadFeature() {
    String targetRestApiURL = "http://localhost:8080/api/ff4j/";
    String userName = "user";
    String userPassword = "userPass";
    // Init FF4j as HTTP CLIENT
    FF4j ff4j = new FF4j();
    ff4j.setFeatureStore(new FeatureStoreHttp(targetRestApiURL, userName, userPassword));
    ff4j.setPropertiesStore(new PropertyStoreHttp(targetRestApiURL, userName, userPassword));
    Feature f1 = ff4j.getFeatureStore().read("f1");
    System.out.println(f1);
}

Example 60 with FF4j

use of org.ff4j.FF4j in project ff4j by ff4j.

the class FeatureStoreHttpTest method initializingInMemory.

/**
 * Start Server Grizzly before tests on remote FeatureStore.
 */
@BeforeClass
public static void initializingInMemory() throws Exception {
    // Reinit FF4J
    FeatureStoreHttpTestIT.ff4j = new FF4j(TEST_FEATURES_FILE);
    jt = new FeatureStoreHttpTestIT();
    jt.setUp();
}