Best Mockito-kotlin code snippet using test.MatchersTest.matches
Matchers.kt
Source: Matchers.kt
...9 fun withTag(tagMatcher: Matcher<String>): TypeSafeMatcher<Language> =10 object : TypeSafeMatcher<Language>() {11 override fun describeTo(description: Description?) {12 }13 override fun matchesSafely(item: Language?): Boolean =14 item?.let {15 tagMatcher.matches(it.tag)16 } ?: false17 }18 fun withDisplayName(nameMatcher: Matcher<String>): Matcher<Language> =19 object : TypeSafeMatcher<Language>() {20 override fun describeTo(description: Description?) {}21 override fun matchesSafely(item: Language?): Boolean =22 item?.let {23 nameMatcher.matches(it.displayName)24 } ?: false25 }26 fun withLocale(localeMatcher: Matcher<Locale>): Matcher<Language> =27 object : TypeSafeMatcher<Language>() {28 override fun describeTo(description: Description?) {}29 override fun matchesSafely(item: Language?): Boolean =30 item?.let {31 localeMatcher.matches(it.locale)32 } ?: false33 }34 fun isEquals(language: Language) =35 object : TypeSafeMatcher<Language>() {36 override fun describeTo(description: Description?) {}37 override fun matchesSafely(item: Language?): Boolean =38 item?.let {39 it == language40 } ?: false41 }42 }43}...
MatchersTest.kt
Source: MatchersTest.kt
...6import org.junit.Test7class MatchersTest {8 @Test9 fun `contains only`() {10 assertThat(containsOnly(equalTo("alpha"))(setOf("alpha")), matches)11 assertThat(containsOnly(equalTo("alpha"))(setOf()), !matches)12 assertThat(containsOnly(equalTo("alpha"))(setOf("alpha", "beta")), !matches)13 }14 @Test15 fun `contains in order`() {16 assertThat(containsInOrder(equalTo("alpha"), equalTo("beta"))(listOf("alpha", "beta")), matches)17 assertThat(containsInOrder(equalTo("alpha"), equalTo("beta"))(listOf("alpha", "beta", "gamma")), !matches)18 assertThat(containsInOrder(equalTo("alpha"), equalTo("beta"))(listOf("alpha")), !matches)19 assertThat(containsInOrder(equalTo("alpha"), equalTo("beta"))(listOf("beta", "alpha")), !matches)20 }21 @Test22 fun `contains in any order`() {23 assertThat(containsInAnyOrder(equalTo("alpha"), equalTo("beta"))(listOf("alpha", "beta")), matches)24 assertThat(containsInAnyOrder(equalTo("alpha"), equalTo("beta"))(listOf("alpha", "beta", "gamma")), !matches)25 assertThat(containsInAnyOrder(equalTo("alpha"), equalTo("beta"))(listOf("alpha")), !matches)26 assertThat(containsInAnyOrder(equalTo("alpha"), equalTo("beta"))(listOf("beta", "alpha")), matches)27 }28}29private val matches: Matcher<MatchResult> = equalTo(MatchResult.Match)...
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1}2}3public class MatchersTest {4public boolean matches(String s) {5return s.matches(“^a*b$”);6}7}8public class MatchersTest {9public boolean matches(String s) {10return s.matches(“^a*b$”);11}12}13public class MatchersTest {14public boolean matches(String s) {15return s.matches(“^a*b$”);16}17}18public class MatchersTest {19public boolean matches(String s) {20return s.matches(“^a*b$”);21}22}23public class MatchersTest {24public boolean matches(String s) {25return s.matches(“^a*b$”);26}27}28public class MatchersTest {29public boolean matches(String s) {30return s.matches(“^a*b$”);31}32}33public class MatchersTest {34public boolean matches(String s) {35return s.matches(“^a*b$”);36}37}38public class MatchersTest {39public boolean matches(String s) {40return s.matches(“^a*b$”);41}42}
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