Examples with Json siena.Json used on opensource projects

Example 31 with Json

use of siena.Json in project siena by mandubian.

the class User method testMultiple.

@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public void testMultiple() throws Exception {
    Date date = createDate();
    Map<String, Contact> contacts = new HashMap<String, Contact>();
    contacts.put("id1", new Contact("Alberto", "Gimeno", Gender.MALE, date, date));
    Json data = JsonSerializer.serialize(contacts);
    contacts = (Map<String, Contact>) JsonSerializer.deserialize(Util.getField(User.class, "contacts"), data);
    Contact contact = contacts.get("id1");
    assertEquals("Alberto", contact.firstName);
    assertNull(contact.foo);
    assertEquals("Gimeno", contact.lastName);
    assertEquals(Gender.MALE, contact.gender);
    assertEquals(date, contact.birthday);
    assertEquals(date, contact.rebirthday);
}

Example 32 with Json

use of siena.Json in project siena by mandubian.

the class JsonTest method testFormatAndParseNumbers.

public void testFormatAndParseNumbers() {
    Json json = Json.loads("[1.0, 2.0, 3, 4, 5, 6.1, 1.0e12, 2e12]");
    String s = json.toString();
    assertTrue(s.contains("1.0"));
    assertTrue(s.contains("2.0"));
    assertFalse(s.contains("3.0"));
    assertFalse(s.contains("4.0"));
    assertFalse(s.contains("5.0"));
    assertTrue(s.contains("6.1"));
    assertTrue(s.contains("1.0E12"));
    assertTrue(s.contains("2.0E12"));
}

Example 33 with Json

use of siena.Json in project siena by mandubian.

the class JsonTest method testContains.

public void testContains() {
    Json json = Json.list(1, 2, 3);
    assertTrue(json.contains(1));
    assertTrue(json.contains(2));
    assertTrue(json.contains(3));
    assertFalse(json.contains(4));
}

Example 34 with Json

use of siena.Json in project siena by mandubian.

the class JsonTest method testParseComplex.

public void testParseComplex() {
    Json json = null;
    json = Json.loads("{}");
    assertEquals("{}", json.toString());
    json = Json.loads("[{}]");
    assertEquals("[{}]", json.toString());
    json = Json.loads("{}");
    assertEquals("{}", json.toString());
    json = Json.loads("[{}, {}, {}]");
    assertEquals("[{}, {}, {}]", json.toString());
    json = Json.loads("{\"foo\": 1234, \"bar\": [1, 2, 3, [{}], true, false, null, {}]}");
    assertTrue(json.isMap());
    assertEquals(2, json.size());
    assertEquals(1234, json.get("foo").asInt());
    Json list = json.get("bar");
    assertTrue(list.isList());
    assertEquals(8, list.size());
    assertEquals(1, list.at(0).asInt());
    assertEquals(2, list.at(1).asInt());
    assertEquals(3, list.at(2).asInt());
    assertTrue(list.at(3).isList());
    assertEquals(1, list.at(3).size());
    assertTrue(list.at(3).at(0).isMap());
    assertTrue(list.at(3).at(0).isEmpty());
    assertTrue(list.at(4).asBoolean());
    assertFalse(list.at(5).asBoolean());
    assertTrue(list.at(6).isNull());
    assertTrue(list.at(7).isMap());
    assertTrue(list.at(7).isEmpty());
}

Example 35 with Json

use of siena.Json in project siena by mandubian.

the class JsonTest method testMap.

public void testMap() {
    Map<String, Object> m = new HashMap<String, Object>();
    m.put("foo", 1);
    Json map = new Json(m);
    assertTrue(map.isMap());
    assertEquals(1, map.size());
    assertEquals(1, map.get("foo").asInt());
    assertEquals("{\"foo\": 1}", map.toString());
}