Examples with Assert.assertTrue org.junit.Assert.assertTrue used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Assert.assertTrue

use of org.junit.Assert.assertTrue in project flow by vaadin.

the class BootstrapHandlerTest method no_body_size_or_page_configurator_still_adds_margin_for_body.

// 2344
@Test
public void no_body_size_or_page_configurator_still_adds_margin_for_body() throws InvalidRouteConfigurationException {
    initUI(testUI, createVaadinRequest(), Collections.singleton(RootNavigationTarget.class));
    Document page = BootstrapHandler.getBootstrapPage(new BootstrapContext(request, null, session, testUI));
    Elements allElements = page.head().getAllElements();
    Optional<Element> styleTag = allElements.stream().filter(element -> element.tagName().equals("style")).findFirst();
    Assert.assertTrue("Expected a style element in head.", styleTag.isPresent());
    Assert.assertTrue("The first style tag should start with body style containing margin", styleTag.get().toString().startsWith("<style type=\"text/css\">body {margin:0;}"));
}

Example 2 with Assert.assertTrue

use of org.junit.Assert.assertTrue in project OpenGrok by OpenGrok.

the class ProjectMessageTest method testAdd.

@Test
public void testAdd() throws Exception {
    Assert.assertTrue(env.getRepositories().isEmpty());
    Assert.assertTrue(env.getProjects().isEmpty());
    // Add a group matching the project to be added.
    String groupName = "mercurialgroup";
    Group group = new Group(groupName, "mercurial.*");
    env.getGroups().add(group);
    Assert.assertTrue(env.hasGroups());
    Assert.assertEquals(1, env.getGroups().stream().filter(g -> g.getName().equals(groupName)).collect(Collectors.toSet()).size());
    Assert.assertEquals(0, group.getRepositories().size());
    Assert.assertEquals(0, group.getProjects().size());
    // Prepare project addition.
    Message m = new ProjectMessage();
    m.setText("add");
    m.addTag("mercurial");
    // Add a sub-repository.
    String repoPath = repository.getSourceRoot() + File.separator + "mercurial";
    File mercurialRoot = new File(repoPath);
    File subDir = new File(mercurialRoot, "usr");
    Assert.assertTrue(subDir.mkdir());
    String subRepoPath = repoPath + File.separator + "usr" + File.separator + "closed";
    File mercurialSubRoot = new File(subRepoPath);
    MercurialRepositoryTest.runHgCommand(mercurialRoot, "clone", mercurialRoot.getAbsolutePath(), subRepoPath);
    // Add the project.
    env.setScanningDepth(3);
    m.apply(env);
    // Check that the project was added properly.
    Assert.assertTrue(env.getProjects().containsKey("mercurial"));
    Assert.assertEquals(1, env.getProjects().size());
    Assert.assertEquals(2, env.getRepositories().size());
    Assert.assertEquals(1, group.getRepositories().size());
    Assert.assertEquals(0, group.getProjects().size());
    Assert.assertEquals(1, group.getRepositories().stream().filter(p -> p.getName().equals("mercurial")).collect(Collectors.toSet()).size());
    // Check that HistoryGuru now includes the project in its list.
    Set<String> directoryNames = HistoryGuru.getInstance().getRepositories().stream().map(ri -> ri.getDirectoryName()).collect(Collectors.toSet());
    Assert.assertTrue("though it should contain the top root,", directoryNames.contains(repoPath) || directoryNames.contains(mercurialRoot.getCanonicalPath()));
    Assert.assertTrue("though it should contain the sub-root,", directoryNames.contains(subRepoPath) || directoryNames.contains(mercurialSubRoot.getCanonicalPath()));
    // Add more projects and check that they have been added incrementally.
    // At the same time, it checks that multiple projects can be added
    // with single message.
    m.setTags(new TreeSet<>());
    m.addTag("git");
    m.addTag("svn");
    m.apply(env);
    Assert.assertEquals(3, env.getProjects().size());
    Assert.assertEquals(4, env.getRepositories().size());
    Assert.assertTrue(env.getProjects().containsKey("git"));
    Assert.assertTrue(env.getProjects().containsKey("svn"));
    Assert.assertFalse(HistoryGuru.getInstance().getRepositories().stream().map(ri -> ri.getDirectoryName()).collect(Collectors.toSet()).contains("git"));
    Assert.assertFalse(HistoryGuru.getInstance().getRepositories().stream().map(ri -> ri.getDirectoryName()).collect(Collectors.toSet()).contains("svn"));
}

Example 3 with Assert.assertTrue

use of org.junit.Assert.assertTrue in project keycloak by keycloak.

the class AuthorizationTest method testEnableAuthorizationServices.

@Test
public void testEnableAuthorizationServices() {
    ClientResource clientResource = getClientResource();
    ClientRepresentation resourceServer = getResourceServer();
    RealmResource realm = realmsResouce().realm(getRealmId());
    UserRepresentation serviceAccount = realm.users().search(ServiceAccountConstants.SERVICE_ACCOUNT_USER_PREFIX + resourceServer.getClientId()).get(0);
    Assert.assertNotNull(serviceAccount);
    List<RoleRepresentation> serviceAccountRoles = realm.users().get(serviceAccount.getId()).roles().clientLevel(resourceServer.getId()).listEffective();
    Assert.assertTrue(serviceAccountRoles.stream().anyMatch(roleRepresentation -> "uma_protection".equals(roleRepresentation.getName())));
    enableAuthorizationServices(false);
    enableAuthorizationServices(true);
    serviceAccount = clientResource.getServiceAccountUser();
    Assert.assertNotNull(serviceAccount);
    realm = realmsResouce().realm(getRealmId());
    serviceAccountRoles = realm.users().get(serviceAccount.getId()).roles().clientLevel(resourceServer.getId()).listEffective();
    Assert.assertTrue(serviceAccountRoles.stream().anyMatch(roleRepresentation -> "uma_protection".equals(roleRepresentation.getName())));
    JSPolicyRepresentation policy = new JSPolicyRepresentation();
    policy.setName("should be removed");
    policy.setCode("");
    clientResource.authorization().policies().js().create(policy);
    List<ResourceRepresentation> defaultResources = clientResource.authorization().resources().resources();
    assertEquals(1, defaultResources.size());
    List<PolicyRepresentation> defaultPolicies = clientResource.authorization().policies().policies();
    assertEquals(3, defaultPolicies.size());
    enableAuthorizationServices(false);
    enableAuthorizationServices(true);
    ResourceServerRepresentation settings = clientResource.authorization().getSettings();
    assertEquals(PolicyEnforcerConfig.EnforcementMode.ENFORCING.name(), settings.getPolicyEnforcementMode().name());
    assertTrue(settings.isAllowRemoteResourceManagement());
    assertEquals(resourceServer.getId(), settings.getClientId());
    defaultResources = clientResource.authorization().resources().resources();
    assertEquals(1, defaultResources.size());
    defaultPolicies = clientResource.authorization().policies().policies();
    assertEquals(2, defaultPolicies.size());
    serviceAccount = clientResource.getServiceAccountUser();
    Assert.assertNotNull(serviceAccount);
    serviceAccountRoles = realm.users().get(serviceAccount.getId()).roles().clientLevel(resourceServer.getId()).listEffective();
    Assert.assertTrue(serviceAccountRoles.stream().anyMatch(roleRepresentation -> "uma_protection".equals(roleRepresentation.getName())));
}

Example 4 with Assert.assertTrue

use of org.junit.Assert.assertTrue in project gridss by PapenfussLab.

the class SequentialEvidenceAllocatorTest method RemoteOverlap_localLookup_should_split_on_referenceIndex_and_direction.

@Test
public void RemoteOverlap_localLookup_should_split_on_referenceIndex_and_direction() {
    final ProcessingContext pc = getContext();
    pc.getVariantCallingParameters().writeFiltered = true;
    pc.getVariantCallingParameters().minScore = 0;
    pc.getVariantCallingParameters().breakendMargin = 0;
    StubSAMEvidenceSource ses = new StubSAMEvidenceSource(pc, null, 0, 0, 100);
    ses.evidence.add(SCE(FWD, Read(0, 1, "1S1M1S")));
    ses.evidence.add(SCE(BWD, Read(0, 1, "1S1M1S")));
    // ses.evidence.add(SCE(BWD, Read(1, 1, "1S1M1S")));
    // ses.evidence.add(SCE(FWD, Read(1, 1, "1S1M1S")));
    SequentialEvidenceAllocator allocator = new SequentialEvidenceAllocator(pc, ImmutableList.of((VariantContextDirectedBreakpoint) TestHelper.minimalVariant().breakpoint(new BreakpointSummary(1, FWD, 1, 1, 1, 0, FWD, 1, 1, 1), "").phredScore(1).id("call").make()).iterator(), ses.evidence.iterator(), Integer.MAX_VALUE, true);
    // shouldn't crash
    VariantEvidenceSupport ves = allocator.next();
    Assert.assertTrue(ves.support.stream().allMatch(e -> ves.variant.getBreakendSummary().overlaps(e.getBreakendSummary())));
}

Example 5 with Assert.assertTrue

use of org.junit.Assert.assertTrue in project flink by apache.

the class FutureUtilsTest method testFutureContinuation.

private void testFutureContinuation(BiFunction<CompletableFuture<?>, Executor, CompletableFuture<?>> testFunctionGenerator) {
    CompletableFuture<?> startFuture = new CompletableFuture<>();
    final AtomicBoolean runWithExecutor = new AtomicBoolean(false);
    Executor executor = r -> {
        r.run();
        runWithExecutor.set(true);
    };
    // branch for a start future that has not completed
    CompletableFuture<?> continuationFuture = testFunctionGenerator.apply(startFuture, executor);
    Assert.assertFalse(continuationFuture.isDone());
    startFuture.complete(null);
    Assert.assertTrue(runWithExecutor.get());
    Assert.assertTrue(continuationFuture.isDone());
    // branch for a start future that was completed
    runWithExecutor.set(false);
    continuationFuture = testFunctionGenerator.apply(startFuture, executor);
    Assert.assertFalse(runWithExecutor.get());
    Assert.assertTrue(continuationFuture.isDone());
}