Best Kotest code snippet using io.kotest.inspectors.Inspectors.CharSequence.forAtMost
Inspectors.kt
Source: Inspectors.kt
1package io.kotest.inspectors2import io.kotest.assertions.failure3inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAllValues(fn: (V) -> Unit): C = apply { values.forAll(fn) }4inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAllKeys(fn: (K) -> Unit): C = apply { keys.forAll(fn) }5inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAll(fn: (Map.Entry<K, V>) -> Unit): C = apply {6 val results = runTests(this, fn)7 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<Map.Entry<K, V>>>()8 if (passed.size < this.size) {9 val msg = "${passed.size} elements passed but expected ${this.size}"10 buildAssertionError(msg, results)11 }12}13inline fun CharSequence.forAll(fn: (Char) -> Unit): CharSequence = apply { toList().forAll(fn) }14inline fun <T> Sequence<T>.forAll(fn: (T) -> Unit): Sequence<T> = apply { toList().forAll(fn) }15inline fun <T> Array<T>.forAll(fn: (T) -> Unit): Array<T> = apply { asList().forAll(fn) }16inline fun <T, C : Collection<T>> C.forAll(fn: (T) -> Unit): C = apply {17 val results = runTests(this, fn)18 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<T>>()19 if (passed.size < this.size) {20 val msg = "${passed.size} elements passed but expected ${this.size}"21 buildAssertionError(msg, results)22 }23}24inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forOneValue(fn: (V) -> Unit): C = apply { values.forExactly(1, fn) }25inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forOneKey(fn: (K) -> Unit): C = apply { keys.forExactly(1, fn) }26inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forOne(fn: (Map.Entry<K, V>) -> Unit): C = apply { forExactly(1, fn) }27inline fun CharSequence.forOne(fn: (Char) -> Unit): CharSequence = apply { toList().forOne(fn) }28inline fun <T> Sequence<T>.forOne(fn: (T) -> Unit): Sequence<T> = apply { toList().forOne(fn) }29inline fun <T> Array<T>.forOne(fn: (T) -> Unit): Array<T> = apply { asList().forOne(fn) }30inline fun <T, C : Collection<T>> C.forOne(fn: (T) -> Unit): C = forExactly(1, fn)31inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forValuesExactly(k: Int, fn: (V) -> Unit): C = apply { values.forExactly(k, fn) }32inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forKeysExactly(k: Int, fn: (K) -> Unit): C = apply { keys.forExactly(k, fn) }33inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forExactly(k: Int, fn: (Map.Entry<K, V>) -> Unit): C = apply {34 val results = runTests(this, fn)35 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<Map.Entry<K, V>>>()36 if (passed.size != k) {37 val msg = "${passed.size} elements passed but expected $k"38 buildAssertionError(msg, results)39 }40}41inline fun CharSequence.forExactly(k: Int, fn: (Char) -> Unit): CharSequence = apply { toList().forExactly(k, fn) }42inline fun <T> Sequence<T>.forExactly(k: Int, fn: (T) -> Unit): Sequence<T> = apply { toList().forExactly(k, fn) }43inline fun <T> Array<T>.forExactly(k: Int, fn: (T) -> Unit): Array<T> = apply { toList().forExactly(k, fn) }44inline fun <T, C : Collection<T>> C.forExactly(k: Int, fn: (T) -> Unit): C = apply {45 val results = runTests(this, fn)46 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<T>>()47 if (passed.size != k) {48 val msg = "${passed.size} elements passed but expected $k"49 buildAssertionError(msg, results)50 }51}52inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forSomeValues(fn: (V) -> Unit): C = apply { values.forSome(fn) }53inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forSomeKeys(fn: (K) -> Unit): C = apply { keys.forSome(fn) }54inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forSome(fn: (Map.Entry<K, V>) -> Unit): C = apply {55 val results = runTests(this, fn)56 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<Map.Entry<K, V>>>()57 if (passed.isEmpty()) {58 buildAssertionError("No elements passed but expected at least one", results)59 } else if (passed.size == size) {60 buildAssertionError("All elements passed but expected < $size", results)61 }62}63inline fun CharSequence.forSome(fn: (Char) -> Unit): CharSequence = apply { toList().forSome(fn) }64inline fun <T> Sequence<T>.forSome(fn: (T) -> Unit): Sequence<T> = apply { toList().forSome(fn) }65inline fun <T> Array<T>.forSome(fn: (T) -> Unit): Array<T> = apply { toList().forSome(fn) }66inline fun <T, C : Collection<T>> C.forSome(fn: (T) -> Unit): C = apply {67 val results = runTests(this, fn)68 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<T>>()69 if (passed.isEmpty()) {70 buildAssertionError("No elements passed but expected at least one", results)71 } else if (passed.size == size) {72 buildAssertionError("All elements passed but expected < $size", results)73 }74}75inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAnyValue(fn: (V) -> Unit): C = apply { values.forAny(fn) }76inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAnyKey(fn: (K) -> Unit): C = apply { keys.forAny(fn) }77inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAny(fn: (Map.Entry<K, V>) -> Unit): C = apply { forAtLeastOne(fn) }78inline fun <T> Sequence<T>.forAny(fn: (T) -> Unit): Sequence<T> = apply { toList().forAny(fn) }79inline fun CharSequence.forAny(fn: (Char) -> Unit): CharSequence = apply { toList().forAny(fn) }80inline fun <T> Array<T>.forAny(fn: (T) -> Unit): Array<T> = apply { toList().forAny(fn) }81inline fun <T, C : Collection<T>> C.forAny(fn: (T) -> Unit): C = apply { forAtLeastOne(fn) }82inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAtLeastOneValue(fn: (V) -> Unit): C = apply { values.forAtLeastOne(fn) }83inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAtLeastOneKey(fn: (K) -> Unit): C = apply { keys.forAtLeastOne(fn) }84inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAtLeastOne(fn: (Map.Entry<K, V>) -> Unit): C = apply { forAtLeast(1, fn) }85inline fun CharSequence.forAtLeastOne(fn: (Char) -> Unit): CharSequence = apply { toList().forAtLeast(1, fn) }86inline fun <T> Sequence<T>.forAtLeastOne(fn: (T) -> Unit): Sequence<T> = apply { toList().forAtLeastOne(fn) }87inline fun <T> Array<T>.forAtLeastOne(fn: (T) -> Unit): Array<T> = apply { toList().forAtLeastOne(fn) }88inline fun <T, C : Collection<T>> C.forAtLeastOne(f: (T) -> Unit) = forAtLeast(1, f)89inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forValuesAtLeast(k: Int, fn: (V) -> Unit): C = apply { values.forAtLeast(k, fn) }90inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forKeysAtLeast(k: Int, fn: (K) -> Unit): C = apply { keys.forAtLeast(k, fn) }91inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAtLeast(k: Int, fn: (Map.Entry<K, V>) -> Unit): C = apply {92 val results = runTests(this, fn)93 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<Map.Entry<K, V>>>()94 if (passed.size < k) {95 val msg = "${passed.size} elements passed but expected at least $k"96 buildAssertionError(msg, results)97 }98}99inline fun CharSequence.forAtLeast(k: Int, fn: (Char) -> Unit): CharSequence = apply { toList().forAtLeast(k, fn) }100inline fun <T> Sequence<T>.forAtLeast(k: Int, fn: (T) -> Unit): Sequence<T> = apply { toList().forAtLeast(k, fn) }101inline fun <T> Array<T>.forAtLeast(k: Int, fn: (T) -> Unit): Array<T> = apply { toList().forAtLeast(k, fn) }102inline fun <T, C : Collection<T>> C.forAtLeast(k: Int, fn: (T) -> Unit): C = apply {103 val results = runTests(this, fn)104 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<T>>()105 if (passed.size < k) {106 val msg = "${passed.size} elements passed but expected at least $k"107 buildAssertionError(msg, results)108 }109}110inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAtMostOneValue(fn: (V) -> Unit): C = apply { values.forAtMostOne(fn) }111inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAtMostOneKey(fn: (K) -> Unit): C = apply { keys.forAtMostOne(fn) }112inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAtMostOne(fn: (Map.Entry<K, V>) -> Unit): C = apply { forAtMost(1, fn) }113inline fun CharSequence.forAtMostOne(fn: (Char) -> Unit): CharSequence = apply { toList().forAtMost(1, fn) }114inline fun <T> Sequence<T>.forAtMostOne(fn: (T) -> Unit): Sequence<T> = apply { toList().forAtMostOne(fn) }115inline fun <T> Array<T>.forAtMostOne(fn: (T) -> Unit): Array<T> = apply { toList().forAtMostOne(fn) }116inline fun <T, C : Collection<T>> C.forAtMostOne(fn: (T) -> Unit) = forAtMost(1, fn)117inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forValuesAtMost(k: Int, fn: (V) -> Unit): C = apply { values.forAtMost(k, fn) }118inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forKeysAtMost(k: Int, fn: (K) -> Unit): C = apply { keys.forAtMost(k, fn) }119inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forAtMost(k: Int, fn: (Map.Entry<K, V>) -> Unit): C = apply {120 val results = runTests(this, fn)121 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<Map.Entry<K, V>>>()122 if (passed.size > k) {123 val msg = "${passed.size} elements passed but expected at most $k"124 buildAssertionError(msg, results)125 }126}127inline fun CharSequence.forAtMost(k: Int, fn: (Char) -> Unit): CharSequence = apply { toList().forAtMost(k, fn) }128inline fun <T> Sequence<T>.forAtMost(k: Int, fn: (T) -> Unit): Sequence<T> = apply { toList().forAtMost(k, fn) }129inline fun <T> Array<T>.forAtMost(k: Int, fn: (T) -> Unit): Array<T> = apply { toList().forAtMost(k, fn) }130inline fun <T, C : Collection<T>> C.forAtMost(k: Int, fn: (T) -> Unit): C = apply {131 val results = runTests(this, fn)132 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<T>>()133 if (passed.size > k) {134 val msg = "${passed.size} elements passed but expected at most $k"135 buildAssertionError(msg, results)136 }137}138inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forNoneValue(fn: (V) -> Unit): C = apply { values.forNone(fn) }139inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forNoneKey(fn: (K) -> Unit): C = apply { keys.forNone(fn) }140inline fun <K, V, C : Map<K, V>> C.forNone(fn: (Map.Entry<K, V>) -> Unit): C = apply {141 val results = runTests(this, fn)142 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<Map.Entry<K, V>>>()143 if (passed.isNotEmpty()) {144 val msg = "${passed.size} elements passed but expected ${0}"145 buildAssertionError(msg, results)146 }147}148inline fun CharSequence.forNone(fn: (Char) -> Unit): CharSequence = apply { toList().forNone(fn) }149inline fun <T> Sequence<T>.forNone(fn: (T) -> Unit): Sequence<T> = apply { toList().forNone(fn) }150inline fun <T> Array<T>.forNone(fn: (T) -> Unit): Array<T> = apply { toList().forNone(fn) }151inline fun <T, C : Collection<T>> C.forNone(f: (T) -> Unit): C = apply {152 val results = runTests(this, f)153 val passed = results.filterIsInstance<ElementPass<T>>()154 if (passed.isNotEmpty()) {155 val msg = "${passed.size} elements passed but expected ${0}"156 buildAssertionError(msg, results)157 }158}159/**160 * Checks that [Sequence] consists of a single element, which passes the given assertion block [fn]161 * and returns the element162 * */163fun <T> Sequence<T>.forSingle(fn: (T) -> Unit): T = toList().forSingle(fn)164/**165 * Checks that [Array] consists of a single element, which passes the given assertion block [fn]166 * and returns the element167 * */168fun <T> Array<T>.forSingle(fn: (T) -> Unit): T = toList().forSingle(fn)169/**170 * Checks that [Collection] consists of a single element, which passes the given assertion block [fn]171 * and returns the element172 * */173fun <T, C : Collection<T>> C.forSingle(f: (T) -> Unit): T = run {174 val results = runTests(this, f)175 when (results.size) {176 1 -> when (results[0]) {177 is ElementPass<T> -> results[0].value()178 else -> buildAssertionError("Expected a single element to pass, but it failed.", results)179 }180 0 -> throw failure("Expected a single element in the collection, but it was empty.")181 else -> buildAssertionError("Expected a single element in the collection, but found ${results.size}.", results)182 }183}...
CharSequence.forAtMost
Using AI Code Generation
1chars.forAtMost(2) {2it should beIn ('a'..'c')3}4chars.forAtMost(2) {5it should beIn ('a'..'c')6}7chars.forAtMost(2) {8it should beIn ('a'..'c')9}10chars.forAtMost(2) {11it should beIn ('a'..'c')12}13chars.forAtMost(2) {14it should beIn ('a'..'c')15}16chars.forAtMost(2) {17it should beIn ('a'..'c')18}19chars.forAtMost(2) {20it should beIn ('a'..'c')21}22chars.forAtMost(2) {23it should beIn ('a'..'c')24}25chars.forAtMost(2) {26it should beIn ('a'..'c')27}28chars.forAtMost(2) {29it should beIn ('a'..'c')30}31chars.forAtMost(2) {32it should beIn ('a'..'c')33}
CharSequence.forAtMost
Using AI Code Generation
1val seq = CharSequence.forAtMost(3, "abcd")2seq.shouldHaveAtMost(2, { it.length })3seq.shouldHaveAtMost(1, { it.length })4seq.shouldHaveAtMost(0, { it.length })5val seq = CharSequence.forAtMost(3, "abcd")6seq.shouldHaveAtMost(2, { it.length })7seq.shouldHaveAtMost(1, { it.length })8seq.shouldHaveAtMost(0, { it.length })9val seq = CharSequence.forAtMost(3, "abcd")10seq.shouldHaveAtMost(2, { it.length })11seq.shouldHaveAtMost(1, { it.length })12seq.shouldHaveAtMost(0, { it.length })13val seq = CharSequence.forAtMost(3, "abcd")14seq.shouldHaveAtMost(2, { it.length })15seq.shouldHaveAtMost(1, { it.length })16seq.shouldHaveAtMost(0, { it.length })17val seq = CharSequence.forAtMost(3, "abcd")18seq.shouldHaveAtMost(2, { it.length })19seq.shouldHaveAtMost(1, { it.length })20seq.shouldHaveAtMost(0, { it.length })21val seq = CharSequence.forAtMost(3, "abcd")22seq.shouldHaveAtMost(2, { it.length })23seq.shouldHaveAtMost(1, { it.length })24seq.shouldHaveAtMost(0, { it.length })25val seq = CharSequence.forAtMost(3, "abcd")26seq.shouldHaveAtMost(2, { it.length })27seq.shouldHaveAtMost(1, { it.length })28seq.shouldHaveAtMost(0, { it.length })29val seq = CharSequence.forAtMost(
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