Best MockBukkit code snippet using be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.inventory.ItemFactoryMock.getItemMeta
Source: ItemFactoryMockTest.java
...31 * supports the creation of ItemMetaMock objects.32 */33 34 @Test35 public void getItemMeta_Stick_StandardItemMeta()36 {37 assertTrue(factory.getItemMeta(Material.DIRT) instanceof ItemMetaMock);38 }39 40 @Test41 public void isApplicable_StandardItemMetaOnDirtMaterial_True()42 {43 ItemMeta meta = factory.getItemMeta(Material.DIRT);44 assertTrue(factory.isApplicable(meta, Material.DIRT));45 }46 47 @Test48 public void isApplicable_StandardItemMetaOnDirtItemStack_True()49 {50 ItemStack stack = new ItemStack(Material.DIRT);51 ItemMeta meta = factory.getItemMeta(Material.DIRT);52 assertTrue(factory.isApplicable(meta, stack));53 }54 55 @Test56 public void equals_NullAndNull_False()57 {58 assertFalse(factory.equals(null, null));59 }60 61 @Test62 public void equals_MetaAndNull_False()63 {64 ItemMeta meta = factory.getItemMeta(Material.DIRT);65 assertFalse(factory.equals(meta, null));66 }67 68 @Test69 public void equals_NullAndMeta_False()70 {71 ItemMeta meta = factory.getItemMeta(Material.DIRT);72 assertFalse(factory.equals(null, meta));73 }74 75 @Test76 public void equals_CompatibleMetas_True()77 {78 ItemMeta a = factory.getItemMeta(Material.DIRT);79 ItemMeta b = factory.getItemMeta(Material.DIRT);80 assertTrue(factory.equals(a, b));81 }82 83 @Test84 public void asMetaFor_DirtItemMetaOnDirtMaterial_ReturnsCloneOfMeta()85 {86 ItemMeta meta = factory.getItemMeta(Material.DIRT);87 meta.setDisplayName("My piece of dirt");88 ItemMeta newMeta = factory.asMetaFor(meta, Material.DIRT);89 assertTrue(meta.equals(newMeta));90 }91 92 @Test93 public void asMetaFor_DirtItemMetaOnDirtItemStack_ReturnsCloneOfMeta()94 {95 ItemStack stack = new ItemStack(Material.DIRT);96 ItemMeta meta = stack.getItemMeta();97 meta.setDisplayName("My piece of dirt");98 stack.setItemMeta(meta);99 100 ItemMeta newMeta = factory.asMetaFor(meta, stack);101 assertTrue(meta.equals(newMeta));102 }103}...
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