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How to use onBorderChange method of be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.WorldBorderMockTest class

Best MockBukkit code snippet using be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.WorldBorderMockTest.onBorderChange

...106	{107		server.getPluginManager().registerEvents(new Listener()108		{109			@EventHandler110			public void onBorderChange(@NotNull WorldBorderBoundsChangeEvent e)111			{112				e.setNewSize(50);113			}114		}, MockBukkit.createMockPlugin());115		worldBorderMock.setSize(100);116		assertEquals(50, worldBorderMock.getSize());117	}118	@Test119	void setSize_Event_AppliesDuration()120	{121		server.getPluginManager().registerEvents(new Listener()122		{123			@EventHandler124			public void onBorderChange(@NotNull WorldBorderBoundsChangeEvent e)125			{126				e.setDuration(5000);127			}128		}, MockBukkit.createMockPlugin());129		worldBorderMock.setSize(100, 10);130		server.getScheduler().performTicks(5 * 20);131		assertEquals(100, worldBorderMock.getSize());132	}133	@Test134	void setSize_CanceledEvent_DoesntApply()135	{136		server.getPluginManager().registerEvents(new Listener()137		{138			@EventHandler139			public void onBorderChange(@NotNull WorldBorderBoundsChangeEvent e)140			{141				e.setCancelled(true);142			}143		}, MockBukkit.createMockPlugin());144		worldBorderMock.setSize(100);145		assertEquals(6.0E7, worldBorderMock.getSize());146	}147	@Test148	void setCenterLocation()149	{150		worldBorderMock.setCenter(new Location(null, 10, 0, 10));151		assertEquals(new Location(world, 10, 0, 10), worldBorderMock.getCenter());152	}153	@Test154	void setCenterXZ()155	{156		worldBorderMock.setCenter(10, 10);157		assertEquals(new Location(world, 10, 0, 10), worldBorderMock.getCenter());158	}159	@Test160	void setCenter_CallsEvent()161	{162		worldBorderMock.setCenter(10, 12);163		server.getPluginManager().assertEventFired(WorldBorderCenterChangeEvent.class, (e) -> e.getNewCenter().getX() == 10 && e.getNewCenter().getZ() == 12);164	}165	@Test166	void setCenter_CanceledEvent_DoesntApply()167	{168		server.getPluginManager().registerEvents(new Listener()169		{170			@EventHandler171			public void onBorderChange(@NotNull WorldBorderCenterChangeEvent e)172			{173				e.setCancelled(true);174			}175		}, MockBukkit.createMockPlugin());176		worldBorderMock.setCenter(10, 10);177		assertEquals(0, worldBorderMock.getCenter().getBlockX());178		assertEquals(0, worldBorderMock.getCenter().getBlockZ());179	}180	@Test181	void setDamageBuffer()182	{183		worldBorderMock.setDamageBuffer(10.0);184		assertEquals(10.0, worldBorderMock.getDamageBuffer());185	}...

onBorderChange

Using AI Code Generation

1    public void testOnBorderChange() {2        WorldBorderMock mock = new WorldBorderMock();3        mock.setCenter(0, 0);4        mock.setSize(100);5        mock.setWarningDistance(10);6        mock.setWarningTime(10

onBorderChange

Using AI Code Generation

1    void onBorderChange()2    {3        WorldBorderMock border = new WorldBorderMock();4        border.onBorderChange((oldSize, newSize, oldDamage, newDamage, oldBuffer, newBuffer) -> {5            assertThat(oldSize).isEqualTo(10);6            assertThat(newSize).isEqualTo(20);7            assertThat(oldDamage).isEqualTo(0.5);8            assertThat(newDamage).isEqualTo(1.0);9            assertThat(oldBuffer).isEqualTo(5);10            assertThat(newBuffer).isEqualTo(10);11        });12        border.setSize(20);13        border.setDamageAmount(1.0);14        border.setDamageBuffer(10);15    }

onBorderChange

Using AI Code Generation

1public void testBorderChange() {2    WorldBorderMock borderMock = new WorldBorderMock(server, world);3    borderMock.setCenter(0, 0);4    borderMock.setSize(10);5    borderMock.setDamageAmount(2.0);6    borderMock.setDamageBuffer(5.0);7    borderMock.setWarningDistance(15);8    borderMock.setWarningTime(10);9    borderMock.setWarningTime(2);10    borderMock.setDamageAmount(1.0);11    borderMock.setDamageBuffer(10.0);12    borderMock.setWarningDistance(5);13    borderMock.setWarningTime(1);14    borderMock.setSize(20);15    borderMock.setCenter(10, 10);16    borderMock.setDamageAmount(3.0);17    borderMock.setDamageBuffer(15.0);18    borderMock.setWarningDistance(25);19    borderMock.setWarningTime(20);20    borderMock.setSize(30);21    borderMock.setCenter(20, 20);22    borderMock.setDamageAmount(4.0);23    borderMock.setDamageBuffer(20.0);24    borderMock.setWarningDistance(35);25    borderMock.setWarningTime(30);26    borderMock.setSize(40);27    borderMock.setCenter(30, 30);28    borderMock.setDamageAmount(5.0);29    borderMock.setDamageBuffer(25.0);30    borderMock.setWarningDistance(45);31    borderMock.setWarningTime(40);32    borderMock.setSize(50);33    borderMock.setCenter(40, 40);34    borderMock.setDamageAmount(6.0);35    borderMock.setDamageBuffer(30.0);36    borderMock.setWarningDistance(55);37    borderMock.setWarningTime(50);38    borderMock.setSize(60);39    borderMock.setCenter(50, 50);40    borderMock.setDamageAmount(7.0);41    borderMock.setDamageBuffer(35.0);42    borderMock.setWarningDistance(65);43    borderMock.setWarningTime(60);44    borderMock.setSize(70);45    borderMock.setCenter(60, 60);46    borderMock.setDamageAmount(8.0);47    borderMock.setDamageBuffer(40.0);48    borderMock.setWarningDistance(75);49    borderMock.setWarningTime(70);50    borderMock.setSize(80);

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