Examples with PersonGenerator org.immutables.criteria.personmodel.PersonGenerator used on opensource projects

Example 1 with PersonGenerator

use of org.immutables.criteria.personmodel.PersonGenerator in project immutables by immutables.

the class KeyExtractorTest method immutables.

@Test
void immutables() {
    KeyExtractor extractor = KeyExtractor.defaultFactory().create(Person.class);
    check(extractor.metadata().isKeyDefined());
    check(extractor.metadata().isExpression());
    check(extractor.metadata().keys()).hasSize(1);
    Member member = (Member) Visitors.toPath(extractor.metadata().keys().get(0)).element();
    check(member.getName()).is("id");
    ImmutablePerson person = new PersonGenerator().next();
    check(extractor.extract(person)).is(person.id());
}

Example 2 with PersonGenerator

use of org.immutables.criteria.personmodel.PersonGenerator in project immutables by immutables.

the class IdAnnotationModuleTest method immutable.

@ParameterizedTest
@MethodSource("mappers")
void immutable(ObjectMapper mapper) throws JsonProcessingException {
    // write
    ImmutablePerson person = new PersonGenerator().next().withId("id123");
    ObjectNode node = mapper.valueToTree(person);
    check(node.get("_id").asText()).is("id123");
    check(ImmutableList.copyOf(node.fieldNames())).not().has("id");
    check(mapper.treeToValue(node, Person.class).id()).is("id123");
    check(mapper.treeToValue(node, ImmutablePerson.class).id()).is("id123");
}

Example 3 with PersonGenerator

use of org.immutables.criteria.personmodel.PersonGenerator in project immutables by immutables.

the class GeodePersonTest method deleteByKey.

@Test
void deleteByKey() {
    PersonGenerator generator = new PersonGenerator();
    repository().insert(generator.next().withId("id1"));
    repository().insert(generator.next().withId("id2"));
    repository().insert(generator.next().withId("id3"));
    repository().delete(person.id.in("bad1", "bad2"));
    // nothing was deleted (bad ids)
    check(repository().findAll()).toList(Person::id).hasContentInAnyOrder("id1", "id2", "id3");
    repository().delete(person.id.is("id1"));
    check(repository().findAll()).toList(Person::id).hasContentInAnyOrder("id2", "id3");
    repository().delete(person.id.in("id1", "id1"));
    check(repository().findAll()).toList(Person::id).hasContentInAnyOrder("id2", "id3");
    repository().delete(person.id.in("id2", "id2", "id1"));
    check(repository().findAll()).toList(Person::id).hasContentInAnyOrder("id3");
    repository().delete(person.id.in("id2", "id2", "id1", "id3"));
    check(repository().findAll()).toList(Person::id).isEmpty();
}

Example 4 with PersonGenerator

use of org.immutables.criteria.personmodel.PersonGenerator in project immutables by immutables.

the class InMemoryTest method predicate.

@Test
void predicate() {
    Predicate<Person> predicate = InMemory.toPredicate(PersonCriteria.person.age.is(22));
    PersonGenerator generator = new PersonGenerator();
    check(predicate.test(generator.next().withAge(22)));
    check(!predicate.test(generator.next().withAge(23)));
}

Example 5 with PersonGenerator

use of org.immutables.criteria.personmodel.PersonGenerator in project immutables by immutables.

the class GeodeCqTest method pubsub.

@Test
public void pubsub() throws Exception {
    PersonRepository repository = new PersonRepository(new GeodeBackend(GeodeSetup.of(x -> region)));
    TestSubscriber<WatchEvent<Person>> events = Flowable.fromPublisher(repository.watcher(PersonCriteria.person).watch()).test();
    final PersonGenerator generator = new PersonGenerator();
    final int count = 4;
    for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
        repository.insert(generator.next().withId("id" + i));
    }
    check(region.keySet()).notEmpty();
    // ensure (de)serialization is successful
    check(region.query("true")).hasSize(count);
    events.awaitCount(count);
    events.assertNoErrors();
    events.assertValueCount(count);
    check(events.values().stream().map(e -> e.newValue().get().id()).collect(Collectors.toList())).hasContentInAnyOrder("id0", "id1", "id2", "id3");
}