use of org.webpieces.util.time.Time in project webpieces by deanhiller.
the class OverridesForEmbeddedSvrNoParsing method configure.
@Override
public void configure(Binder binder) {
binder.bind(HttpFrontendManager.class).toInstance(frontEnd);
binder.bind(MeterRegistry.class).toInstance(metrics);
binder.bind(Time.class).toInstance(time);
binder.bind(ScheduledExecutorService.class).toInstance(mockTimer);
// By using the DevTemplateService, we do not need to re-run the gradle build and generate html
// files every time we change the html code AND instead can just run the test in our IDE.
// That said, there is a setting when this test runs in gradle that skips this step and runs the
// production groovy *.class file that will be run in production (ie. the test run in the IDE
// and run in gradle differ just a little :( )
// BUTTTTTT, the upside is when run in gradle we are running the full prod version
binder.install(new DevTemplateModule(templateConfig));
}
use of org.webpieces.util.time.Time in project webpieces by deanhiller.
the class OverridesForEmbeddedSvrWithParsing method configure.
@Override
public void configure(Binder binder) {
binder.bind(MeterRegistry.class).toInstance(metrics);
binder.bind(ChannelManager.class).toInstance(mgr);
binder.bind(Time.class).toInstance(time);
binder.bind(ScheduledExecutorService.class).toInstance(mockTimer);
// By using the DevTemplateService, we do not need to re-run the gradle build and generate html
// files every time we change the html code AND instead can just run the test in our IDE.
// That said, there is a setting when this test runs in gradle that skips this step and runs the
// production groovy *.class file that will be run in production (ie. the test run in the IDE
// and run in gradle differ just a little :( )
// BUTTTTTT, the upside is when run in gradle we are running the full prod version
binder.install(new DevTemplateModule(templateConfig));
}
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