org.assertj.db.api.assertions

Interface AssertOnColumnEquality<T extends AssertOnColumnEquality<T>>

Type Parameters:

T - The "self" type of this assertion class. Please read "Emulating 'self types' using Java Generics to simplify fluent API implementation" for more details.

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractColumnAssert, RequestColumnAssert, TableColumnAssert

public interface AssertOnColumnEquality<T extends AssertOnColumnEquality<T>>

Defines the assertion methods on the equality of a column.

Author:

Régis Pouiller

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
T	hasValues(Boolean... expected) Verifies that the values of a column are equal to booleans.
T	hasValues(byte[]... expected) Verifies that the values of a column are equal to bytes.
T	hasValues(DateTimeValue... expected) Verifies that the values of a column are equal to date/time values.
T	hasValues(DateValue... expected) Verifies that the values of a column are equal to date values.
T	hasValues(Number... expected) Verifies that the values of a column are equal to numbers.
T	hasValues(String... expected) Verifies that the values of a column are equal to texts.
T	hasValues(TimeValue... expected) Verifies that the values of a column are equal to time values.

Method Detail

hasValues

T hasValues(Boolean... expected)

Verifies that the values of a column are equal to booleans.

Example where the assertion verifies that the values in the first Column of the Table are equal to the booleans in parameter :

 assertThat(table).column().hasValues(true, false, true);
 

Parameters:

expected - The expected boolean values.

Returns:

this assertion object.

Throws:

AssertionError - If the values of the column are not equal to the booleans in parameter.

See Also:

AbstractColumnAssert.hasValues(Boolean...)

hasValues

T hasValues(Number... expected)

Verifies that the values of a column are equal to numbers.

Example where the assertion verifies that the values in the first Column of the Table are equal to the numbers in parameter :

 assertThat(table).column().hasValues(5, 10.5, 6);
 

Parameters:

expected - The expected numbers values.

Returns:

this assertion object.

Throws:

AssertionError - If the values of the column are not equal to the numbers in parameter.

See Also:

AbstractColumnAssert.hasValues(Number...)

hasValues

T hasValues(byte[]... expected)

Verifies that the values of a column are equal to bytes.

Example where the assertion verifies that the values in the first Column of the Table are equal to arrays of bytes loaded from files in the classpath :

 byte[] bytes1 = bytesContentFromClassPathOf("file1.png");
 byte[] bytes2 = bytesContentFromClassPathOf("file2.png");
 assertThat(table).column().hasValues(bytes1, bytes2);
 

Parameters:

expected - The expected bytes values.

Returns:

this assertion object.

Throws:

AssertionError - If the values of the column are not equal to the bytes in parameter.

See Also:

org.assertj.db.api.AbstractColumnAssert#hasValues(byte[]...)

hasValues

T hasValues(String... expected)

Verifies that the values of a column are equal to texts.

Example where the assertion verifies that the values in the first Column of the Table are equal to the texts in parameter :

 assertThat(table).column().hasValues("text", "text2", "text3");
 

Parameters:

expected - The expected text values.

Returns:

this assertion object.

Throws:

AssertionError - If the values of the column are not equal to the texts in parameter.

See Also:

AbstractColumnAssert.hasValues(String...)

hasValues

T hasValues(DateValue... expected)

Verifies that the values of a column are equal to date values.

Example where the assertion verifies that the values in the first Column of the Table are equal to the date values in parameter :

 assertThat(table).column().hasValues(DateValue.of(2014, 7, 7), DateValue.of(2014, 10, 3),
     DateValue.of(2014, 12, 23));
 

Parameters:

expected - The expected date values.

Returns:

this assertion object.

Throws:

AssertionError - If the values of the column are not equal to the date values in parameter.

See Also:

AbstractColumnAssert.hasValues(DateValue...)

hasValues

T hasValues(TimeValue... expected)

Verifies that the values of a column are equal to time values.

Example where the assertion verifies that the values in the first Column of the Table are equal to the time values in parameter :

 assertThat(table).column().hasValues(TimeValue.of(21, 29, 30), TimeValue.of(10, 1, 25), TimeValue.of(9, 1));
 

Parameters:

expected - The expected time values.

Returns:

this assertion object.

Throws:

AssertionError - If the values of the column are not equal to the time values in parameter.

See Also:

AbstractColumnAssert.hasValues(TimeValue...)

hasValues

T hasValues(DateTimeValue... expected)

Verifies that the values of a column are equal to date/time values.

Example where the assertion verifies that the values in the first Column of the Table are equal to the date/time values in parameter :

 assertThat(table).column().hasValues(DateTimeValue.of(DateValue.of(2014, 7, 7), TimeValue.of(21, 29)),
     DateTimeValue.of(DateValue.of(2014, 7, 7), TimeValue.of(10, 1, 25)),
     DateTimeValue.of(DateValue.of(2014, 7, 7), TimeValue.of(9, 1)));
 

Parameters:

expected - The expected date/time values.

Returns:

this assertion object.

Throws:

AssertionError - If the values of the column are not equal to the date/time values in parameter.

See Also:

AbstractColumnAssert.hasValues(DateTimeValue...)