Examples with HasSize org.llorllale.cactoos.matchers.HasSize used on opensource projects

Example 1 with HasSize

use of org.llorllale.cactoos.matchers.HasSize in project cactoos by yegor256.

the class ListOfTest method makesListFromMappedIterable.

@Test
public void makesListFromMappedIterable() throws Exception {
    final List<Integer> list = new ListOf<>(new Mapped<Integer>(i -> i + 1, new IterableOf<>(1, -1, 0, 1)));
    MatcherAssert.assertThat("Can't turn a mapped iterable into a list", list, new HasSize(4));
    MatcherAssert.assertThat("Can't turn a mapped iterable into a list, again", list, new HasSize(4));
}

Example 2 with HasSize

use of org.llorllale.cactoos.matchers.HasSize in project cactoos by yegor256.

the class DirectoryTest method listsFilesInDirectoryByFile.

@Test
public void listsFilesInDirectoryByFile() throws Exception {
    final File file = this.folder.newFolder();
    final Path dir = file.toPath();
    dir.resolve("parent/child").toFile().mkdirs();
    Files.write(dir.resolve("parent/child/file"), "".getBytes());
    new Assertion<>("must list files in a directory represented by a file", new Directory(file), // @checkstyle MagicNumber (1 line)
    new HasSize(4)).affirm();
}

Example 3 with HasSize

use of org.llorllale.cactoos.matchers.HasSize in project cactoos by yegor256.

the class DirectoryTest method listsFilesAndFoldersInDirectory.

@Test
public void listsFilesAndFoldersInDirectory() throws IOException {
    final Path dir = this.folder.newFolder().toPath();
    dir.resolve("x/y").toFile().mkdirs();
    Files.write(dir.resolve("x/y/test"), "".getBytes());
    new Assertion<>("must list files in a directory represented by a path", new Directory(dir), // @checkstyle MagicNumber (1 line)
    new HasSize(4)).affirm();
}

Example 4 with HasSize

use of org.llorllale.cactoos.matchers.HasSize in project cactoos by yegor256.

the class ListOfTest method sizeTest.

@Test
public void sizeTest() throws Exception {
    final int size = 42;
    MatcherAssert.assertThat("Can't build a list with a certain size", new ListOf<>(Collections.nCopies(size, 0)), new HasSize(size));
}