How to use ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders method of td_test Package

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example_t_test.go

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...2690 /​/​ check got with fullname then age: true2691 /​/​ check got with nicely formatted and commented JSON: true2692 /​/​ check got without age field: false2693}2694func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {2695 t := td.NewT(&testing.T{})2696 got := &struct {2697 Fullname string `json:"fullname"`2698 Age int `json:"age"`2699 }{2700 Fullname: "Bob Foobar",2701 Age: 42,2702 }2703 ok := t.SubJSONOf(got, `{"age": $1, "fullname": $2, "gender": $3}`, []any{42, "Bob Foobar", "male"})2704 fmt.Println("check got with numeric placeholders without operators:", ok)2705 ok = t.SubJSONOf(got, `{"age": $1, "fullname": $2, "gender": $3}`, []any{td.Between(40, 45), td.HasSuffix("Foobar"), td.NotEmpty()})2706 fmt.Println("check got with numeric placeholders:", ok)2707 ok = t.SubJSONOf(got, `{"age": "$1", "fullname": "$2", "gender": "$3"}`, []any{td.Between(40, 45), td.HasSuffix("Foobar"), td.NotEmpty()})2708 fmt.Println("check got with double-quoted numeric placeholders:", ok)...

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1func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {2 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": 1}`))3 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $}`))4 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data)))5 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data), td.StructFields("a")))6 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data), td.StructFields("A")))7 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data), td.StructFields("A", "B")))8 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data), td.StructFields("B", "A")))9 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data), td.StructFields("B", "A", "C")))10 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data), td.StructFields("C", "B", "A")))11 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data), td.StructFields("C", "B", "A", "D")))12 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data), td.StructFields("D", "C", "B", "A")))13 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data), td.StructFields("D", "C", "B", "A", "E")))14 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data), td.StructFields("E", "D", "C", "B", "A")))15 td.Cmp(t, `{"a":1}`, td.SubJSONOf(`{"a": $a}`, td.Bind(&data

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1func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {2 t := td_test.NewT(nil)3 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`)4 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`, "a")5 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`, "a", "b")6 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`, "a", "b", "c")7}8func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {9 t := td_test.NewT(nil)10 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`)11 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`, "a")12 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`, "a", "b")13 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`, "a", "b", "c")14}15func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {16 t := td_test.NewT(nil)17 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`)18 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`, "a")19 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`, "a", "b")20 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`, "a", "b", "c")21}22func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {23 t := td_test.NewT(nil)24 t.SubJSONOf(`{"a": "b"}`, `{"a": ?}`)

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1func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {2 data, _ := json.Marshal(map[string]interface{}{3 })4 expected, _ := json.Marshal(map[string]interface{}{5 })6 td.Cmp(t, data, td.SubJSONOf(expected, td.Placeholders(td.Ignore())))7}8func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {9 data, _ := json.Marshal(map[string]interface{}{10 })11 expected, _ := json.Marshal(map[string]interface{}{12 })13 td.Cmp(t, data, td.SubJSONOf(expected, td.Placeholders(td.Ignore())))14}15func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {16 data, _ := json.Marshal(map[string]interface{}{17 })18 expected, _ := json.Marshal(map[string]interface{}{19 })20 td.Cmp(t, data, td.SubJSONOf(expected, td.Placeholders(td.Ignore())))21}22func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {23 data, _ := json.Marshal(map[string]interface{}{24 })25 expected, _ := json.Marshal(map[string]interface{}{26 })27 td.Cmp(t, data, td.SubJSONOf(expected, td.Placeholders(td.Ignore())))28}29func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {

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1func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {2 td := TestDeep.NewT(t)3 type Person struct {4 }5 type People struct {6 }7 type Company struct {8 }9 type Companies struct {10 }11 type Country struct {12 }13 type Countries struct {14 }15 type World struct {16 }17 world := World{18 Countries: Countries{19 Countries: []Country{20 Country{21 Companies: Companies{22 Companies: []Company{23 Company{24 People: People{25 Persons: []Person{26 Person{

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1import (2func main() {3 var t *td.T = td.NewT()4 var json = `{"id": 1, "name": "John", "age": 30, "address": {"streetAddress": "21 2nd Street", "city": "New York", "state": "NY", "postalCode": "10021-3100"}}`5 var actual = t.SubJSONOf(json, "address")6 var expected = `{"city": "New York", "postalCode": "10021-3100", "state": "NY", "streetAddress": "21 2nd Street"}`7 fmt.Println(t.Check(actual, expected, td.JSONPlaceholders()))8}

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1func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders() {2 td := td_test.New()3 td.T_SubJSONOf_placeholders()4}5func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders2() {6 td := td_test.New()7 td.T_SubJSONOf_placeholders2()8}9func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders3() {10 td := td_test.New()11 td.T_SubJSONOf_placeholders3()12}13func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders4() {14 td := td_test.New()15 td.T_SubJSONOf_placeholders4()16}17func ExampleT_SubJSONOf_placeholders5() {18 td := td_test.New()

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