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How to use testConditionalBuilder method of com.consol.citrus.dsl.design.ConditionalTestDesignerTest class

Best Citrus code snippet using com.consol.citrus.dsl.design.ConditionalTestDesignerTest.testConditionalBuilder

Source:ConditionalTestDesignerTest.java

...21import org.testng.annotations.Test;22import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.is;23public class ConditionalTestDesignerTest extends AbstractTestNGUnitTest {24    @Test25    public void testConditionalBuilder() {26        MockTestDesigner builder = new MockTestDesigner(applicationContext, context) {27            @Override28            public void configure() {29                conditional().when("${var} = 5").actions(echo("${var}"));30            }31        };32        builder.configure();33        TestCase test = builder.getTestCase();34        Assert.assertEquals(test.getActionCount(), 1);35        Assert.assertEquals(test.getActions().get(0).getClass(), Conditional.class);36        Assert.assertEquals(test.getActions().get(0).getName(), "conditional");37        Conditional container = (Conditional)test.getActions().get(0);38        Assert.assertEquals(container.getActionCount(), 1);39        Assert.assertEquals(container.getCondition(), "${var} = 5");40    }41    @Test42    public void testConditionalBuilderConditionExpression() {43        MockTestDesigner builder = new MockTestDesigner(applicationContext, context) {44            @Override45            public void configure() {46                conditional().when(context -> context.getVariable("var").equals("Hello")).actions(echo("${var}"));47            }48        };49        builder.configure();50        TestCase test = builder.getTestCase();51        Assert.assertEquals(test.getActionCount(), 1);52        Assert.assertEquals(test.getActions().get(0).getClass(), Conditional.class);53        Assert.assertEquals(test.getActions().get(0).getName(), "conditional");54        Conditional container = (Conditional)test.getActions().get(0);55        Assert.assertEquals(container.getActionCount(), 1);56        Assert.assertNotNull(container.getConditionExpression());57    }58    @Test59    public void testConditionalBuilderHamcrestConditionExpression() {60        MockTestDesigner builder = new MockTestDesigner(applicationContext, context) {61            @Override62            public void configure() {63                conditional().when("${var}", is("Hello")).actions(echo("${var}"));64            }65        };66        builder.configure();67        TestCase test = builder.getTestCase();68        Assert.assertEquals(test.getActionCount(), 1);69        Assert.assertEquals(test.getActions().get(0).getClass(), Conditional.class);70        Assert.assertEquals(test.getActions().get(0).getName(), "conditional");71        Conditional container = (Conditional)test.getActions().get(0);72        Assert.assertEquals(container.getActionCount(), 1);73        Assert.assertNotNull(container.getConditionExpression());...

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