Examples with HolyMoley thrift.test.HolyMoley used on opensource projects

Example 1 with HolyMoley

use of thrift.test.HolyMoley in project elephant-bird by twitter.

the class TestThriftToPig method tupleTest.

private void tupleTest(TestType type) throws Exception {
    OneOfEach ooe = Fixtures.oneOfEach;
    Nesting n = Fixtures.nesting;
    ThriftConverter<HolyMoley> hmConverter = ThriftConverter.newInstance(HolyMoley.class);
    // use a deserialized hm object so that hm.contains HashSet iteration is a bit more predictable
    HolyMoley hm = hmConverter.fromBytes(hmConverter.toBytes(Fixtures.holyMoley));
    assertEquals("1-0-35-27000-16777216-6000000000-3.141592653589793-JSON THIS! \"
-" + ooe.zomg_unicode + "-0-base64-{(1),(2),(3)}-{(1),(2),(3)}-{(1),(2),(3)}", toTuple(type, ooe).toDelimitedString("-"));
    assertEquals("(31337,I am a bonk... xor!)-(1,0,35,27000,16777216,6000000000,3.141592653589793,JSON THIS! \"
," + n.my_ooe.zomg_unicode + ",0,base64,{(1),(2),(3)},{(1),(2),(3)},{(1),(2),(3)})", toTuple(type, n).toDelimitedString("-"));
    assertEquals("{(1,0,34,27000,16777216,6000000000,3.141592653589793,JSON THIS! \"
," + ooe.zomg_unicode + ",0,base64,{(1),(2),(3)},{(1),(2),(3)},{(1),(2),(3)}),(1,0,35,27000,16777216,6000000000,3.141592653589793,JSON THIS! \"
," + ooe.zomg_unicode + ",0,base64,{(1),(2),(3)},{(1),(2),(3)},{(1),(2),(3)})}-{({}),({(and a one),(and a two)}),({(then a one, two),(three!),(FOUR!!)})}-{zero={}, three={}, two={(1,Wait.),(2,What?)}}", (toTuple(type, hm).toDelimitedString("-")));
    // Test null fields. Pick the fields that have defaults of null
    // so that extra round of seralization and deserialization does not affect it.
    OneOfEach mostly_ooe = new OneOfEach(ooe);
    mostly_ooe.setBase64((ByteBuffer) null);
    mostly_ooe.setZomg_unicode(null);
    assertEquals("1-0-35-27000-16777216-6000000000-3.141592653589793-JSON THIS! \"
--0--{(1),(2),(3)}-{(1),(2),(3)}-{(1),(2),(3)}", toTuple(type, mostly_ooe).toDelimitedString("-"));
    Nesting n2 = new Nesting(n);
    n2.getMy_bonk().setMessage(null);
    n2.setMy_ooe(mostly_ooe);
    assertEquals("(31337,)-(1,0,35,27000,16777216,6000000000,3.141592653589793,JSON THIS! \"
,,0,,{(1),(2),(3)},{(1),(2),(3)},{(1),(2),(3)})", toTuple(type, n2).toDelimitedString("-"));
    // test enum.
    ThriftToPig.setConversionProperties(new Configuration(false));
    PhoneNumber ph = new PhoneNumber();
    ph.setNumber("415-555-5555");
    ph.setType(PhoneType.HOME);
    assertEquals("415-555-5555,HOME", toTuple(type, ph).toDelimitedString(","));
    Person person = new Person(new Name("bob", "jenkins"), 42, "foo@bar.com", Lists.newArrayList(ph));
    assertEquals("(bob,jenkins),42,foo@bar.com,{(415-555-5555,HOME)}", toTuple(type, person).toDelimitedString(","));
    // test Enum map
    TestPerson testPerson = new TestPerson(new TestName("bob", "jenkins"), ImmutableMap.of(TestPhoneType.HOME, "408-555-5555", TestPhoneType.MOBILE, "650-555-5555", TestPhoneType.WORK, "415-555-5555"));
    String tupleString = toTuple(type, testPerson).toDelimitedString("-");
    assertTrue(tupleString.equals("(bob,jenkins)-{MOBILE=650-555-5555, WORK=415-555-5555, HOME=408-555-5555}") || tupleString.equals("(bob,jenkins)-{MOBILE=650-555-5555, HOME=408-555-5555, WORK=415-555-5555}"));
    // Test Union:
    TestUnion unionInt = new TestUnion();
    unionInt.setI32Type(10);
    assertEquals(",10,,,", toTuple(type, unionInt).toDelimitedString(","));
    TestUnion unionStr = new TestUnion();
    // is overridden below.
    unionStr.setI32Type(-1);
    unionStr.setStringType("abcd");
    assertEquals("abcd,,,,", toTuple(type, unionStr).toDelimitedString(","));
}