How to use inspecting method of io.kotest.assertions.inspecting class

Best Kotest code snippet using io.kotest.assertions.inspecting.inspecting

DockerClientContainerManagementSpec.kt

Source: DockerClientContainerManagementSpec.kt Github

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...277 } finally {278 client.removeContainer(container, force = true)279 }280 }281 should("throw an appropriate exception when inspecting a container that doesn't exist") {282 val exception = shouldThrow<ContainerInspectionFailedException> { client.inspectContainer("does-not-exist") }283 exception.message shouldBe "No such container: does-not-exist"284 }285 should("be able to set a container's name") {286 val spec = ContainerCreationSpec.Builder(image)287 .withName("my-test-container")288 .build()289 val container = client.createContainer(spec)290 try {291 val inspectionResult = client.inspectContainer(container.id)292 inspectionResult.reference shouldBe container293 inspectionResult.name shouldBe "/​my-test-container"294 } finally {295 client.removeContainer(container, force = true)...

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TestAuthorConfig.kt

Source: TestAuthorConfig.kt Github

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1package org.danilopianini.upgradle.config2import com.uchuhimo.konf.source.yaml3import io.kotest.assertions.inspecting4import io.kotest.core.spec.style.FreeSpec5import io.kotest.matchers.shouldBe6class TestAuthorConfig : FreeSpec(7 {8 "A loaded configuration" - {9 fun configOf(s: String): Configuration = Configurator.load { from.yaml.string(s) }10 val baseConfig =11 """12 includes:13 - owners: .*14 repos: .*15 branches:16 - master17 modules:18 - name: GradleWrapper19 options:20 strategy: "all"21 - name: RefreshVersions22 """.trimIndent()23 "should use given author" {24 val authorNode =25 """26 author:27 name: Test McTestface28 email: test@example.com29 """.trimIndent()30 inspecting(configOf("$baseConfig\n$authorNode").author) {31 name shouldBe "Test McTestface"32 email shouldBe "test@example.com"33 }34 }35 "should use default if none given" {36 inspecting(configOf(baseConfig).author) {37 name shouldBe "UpGradle [Bot]"38 email shouldBe "<>"39 }40 }41 }42 }43)...

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InspectingTest.kt

Source: InspectingTest.kt Github

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1package com.sksamuel.kotest2import io.kotest.assertions.inspecting3import io.kotest.assertions.throwables.shouldThrowAny4import io.kotest.core.spec.style.WordSpec5import io.kotest.inspectors.forOne6import io.kotest.matchers.shouldBe7class InspectingTest : WordSpec() {8 init {9 data class Person(val name: String, val age: Int, val friends: List<Person>)10 val p1 = Person("John Doe", 20, emptyList())11 val p2 = Person("Samantha Rose", 19, listOf(p1))12 val persons = listOf(p1, p2)13 "inspecting" should {14 "expose properties"{15 inspecting(p1) {16 name shouldBe "John Doe"17 age shouldBe 2018 }19 }20 "be usable within other inspectors"{21 persons.forOne {22 inspecting(it) {23 name shouldBe "John Doe"24 age shouldBe 2025 }26 }27 }28 "be nestable"{29 inspecting(p2) {30 name shouldBe "Samantha Rose"31 age shouldBe 1932 inspecting(friends.first()) {33 name shouldBe "John Doe"34 age shouldBe 2035 }36 }37 }38 "should fail if the matchers fail"{39 shouldThrowAny {40 inspecting(p2) {41 name shouldBe "Samantha Rose"42 age shouldBe 1943 inspecting(friends.first()) {44 name shouldBe "Some name that is wrong"45 age shouldBe 1946 }47 }48 }.message shouldBe """expected:<"Some name that is wrong"> but was:<"John Doe">"""49 }50 }51 }52}...

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inspecting.kt

Source: inspecting.kt Github

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1package io.kotest.assertions2/​**3 * Inspecting allows to assert the properties of an object in a typed fashion providing a proper testing context.4 *5 * The **simple example** shows how inspecting can build up a assertion context making the tests more readable.6 * ```7 * inspecting(person){8 * name shouldBe "John Doe"9 * age shouldBe 2010 * }11 * ```12 *13 * The **elaborate example** shows that inspecting can be used in a nested fashion in combination with other inspectors14 * to simplify the property accesses.15 * ```16 * inspecting(person){17 * name shouldBe "John Doe"18 * age shouldBe 2019 * forOne(friends){20 * inspecting(it){21 * name shouldBe "Samantha Rose"22 * age shouldBe 1923 * }24 * }25 * }26 * ```27 * @param obj the object that is being inspected28 * @param inspector the inspector in which further assertions and inspections can be done29 * @author Hannes Thaller30 */​31fun <K> inspecting(obj: K, inspector: K.() -> Unit) {32 obj.inspector()33}...

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1val list = listOf(1, 2, 3)2inspecting(list) {3}4val list = listOf(1, 2, 3)5inspecting(list) {6}7val list = listOf(1, 2, 3)8inspecting(list) {9}10val list = listOf(1, 2, 3)11inspecting(list) {12}13val list = listOf(1, 2, 3)14inspecting(list) {15}16val list = listOf(1, 2, 3)17inspecting(list) {18}19val list = listOf(1, 2, 3)20inspecting(list) {21}22val list = listOf(1, 2, 3)23inspecting(list) {24}25val list = listOf(1, 2, 3)26inspecting(list) {27}

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1val person = Person(“John”, 21)2inspecting(person) {3}4val person = Person(“John”, 21)5failureMessage {6“Expected name to be John but was ${person.name}”7}8val person = Person(“John”, 21)9failureMessage {10“Expected name to be John but was ${person.name}”11}12val person = Person(“John”, 21)13failureMessage {14“Expected name to be John but was ${person.name}”15}16val person = Person(“John”, 21)17failureMessage {18“Expected name to be John but was ${person.name}”19}20val person = Person(“John”, 21)21failureMessage {22“Expected name to be John but was ${person.name}”23}24val person = Person(“John”, 21)25failureMessage {26“Expected name to be John but was ${person.name}”27}28val person = Person(“John”, 21)29failureMessage {30“Expected name to be John but was ${person.name}”31}32val person = Person(“John”, 21)33failureMessage {34“Expected name to be John but was ${person.name}”35}36val person = Person(“John”, 21)37failureMessage {38“Expected name to be John but was ${person.name}”39}40val person = Person(“John”, 21)41failureMessage {42“Expected name to be John but was ${person.name}”43}

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1inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assertAll { element -> element .should .bePositive () }2inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assertAll { element -> element .should .bePositive () }3inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assertAll { element -> element .should .bePositive () }4inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assertAll { element -> element .should .bePositive () }5inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assertAll { element -> element .should .bePositive () }6inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assertAll { element -> element .should .bePositive () }7inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assertAll { element -> element .should .bePositive () }8inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assertAll { element -> element .should .bePositive () }9inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assertAll { element -> element .should .bePositive () }10inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assertAll { element -> element .should .bePositive () }11inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assertAll { element -> element .should .bePositive () }12inspecting ( "my list" ) { mylist } .assert

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