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How to use hasProtocol method of org.assertj.core.api.AbstractUrlAssert class

Best Assertj code snippet using org.assertj.core.api.AbstractUrlAssert.hasProtocol

...30   * Verifies that the actual {@code URL} has the expected protocol.31   * <p>32   * Examples:33   * <pre><code class='java'> // This assertion succeeds:34   * assertThat(new URL("ftp://helloworld.org")).hasProtocol("ftp");35   * 36   * // These assertion fails:37   * assertThat(new URL("http://helloworld.org")).hasProtocol("ftp");</code></pre>38   *39   * @param expected the expected protocol of the actual {@code URL}.40   * @return {@code this} assertion object.41   * @throws AssertionError if the actual protocol is not equal to the expected protocol.42   */43  public S hasProtocol(String expected) {44    urls.assertHasProtocol(info, actual, expected);45    return myself;46  }47  /**48   * Verifies that the actual {@code URL} has the expected path (which must not be null).49   * <p>50   * Examples:51   * <pre><code class='java'> // These assertions succeed:52   * assertThat(new URL("http://helloworld.org/pages")).hasPath("/pages");53   * assertThat(new URL("http://www.helloworld.org")).hasPath("");54   * // or preferably:  55   * assertThat(new URL("http://www.helloworld.org")).hasNoPath();56   * 57   * // this assertion fails:...

hasProtocol

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1assertThat(url).hasProtocol("http");2assertThat(url).hasProtocol("https");3assertThat(url).hasProtocol("ftp");4assertThat(url).hasProtocol("file");5assertThat(url).hasProtocol("mailto");6assertThat(url).hasProtocol("jar");7assertThat(url).hasProtocol("netdoc");8assertThat(url).hasProtocol("nfs");9assertThat(url).hasProtocol("jdbc");10assertThat(url).hasProtocol("rmi");11assertThat(url).hasProtocol("jndi");12assertThat(url).hasProtocol("afs");13assertThat(url).hasProtocol("ldap");14assertThat(url).hasProtocol("telnet");15assertThat(url).hasProtocol("doc");16assertThat(url).hasProtocol("vemmi");17assertThat(url).hasProtocol("finger");18assertThat(url).hasProtocol("gopher");19assertThat(url).hasProtocol("systemresource");20assertThat(url).hasProtocol("verbatim");21assertThat(url).hasProtocol("daytime");22assertThat(url).hasProtocol("system");23assertThat(url).hasProtocol("unknown");24assertThat(url).hasProtocol("exec");25assertThat(url).hasProtocol("vm");26assertThat(url).hasProtocol("cvs");27assertThat(url).hasProtocol("ldap");28assertThat(url).hasProtocol("sftp");29assertThat(url).hasProtocol("https");30assertThat(url).hasProtocol("jar");31assertThat(url).hasProtocol("mailto");32assertThat(url).hasProtocol("netdoc");33assertThat(url).hasProtocol("nfs");34assertThat(url).hasProtocol("rmi");35assertThat(url).hasProtocol("afs");36assertThat(url).hasProtocol("finger");37assertThat(url).hasProtocol("gopher");38assertThat(url).hasProtocol("daytime");39assertThat(url).hasProtocol("system");40assertThat(url).hasProtocol("unknown");41assertThat(url).hasProtocol("exec");42assertThat(url).hasProtocol("vm");43assertThat(url).hasProtocol("cvs");44assertThat(url).hasProtocol("ldap");45assertThat(url).hasProtocol("sftp");46assertThat(url).hasProtocol("https");47assertThat(url).hasProtocol("jar");48assertThat(url).hasProtocol("mailto");49assertThat(url).hasProtocol("netdoc");50assertThat(url).hasProtocol("nfs");51assertThat(url).hasProtocol("rmi");52assertThat(url).hasProtocol("afs");53assertThat(url).hasProtocol("

hasProtocol

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1import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;2import java.net.URL;3import org.junit.Test;4public class AssertJExample {5    public void test() throws Exception {6        assertThat(url).hasProtocol("http");7    }8}9public AbstractUrlAssert hasProtocol(String protocol) {10    return myself;11}12public UrlAssert hasProtocol(String protocol) {13    isNotNull();14    String actualProtocol = actual.getProtocol();15    if (!actualProtocol.equals(protocol)) {16        failWithMessage("Expecting URL's protocol to be <%s> but was <%s>", protocol, actualProtocol);17    }18    return myself;19}20public void test() throws Exception {21    assertThat(url).hasProtocol("http");22}23public void test() throws Exception {24    assertThat(url).hasProtocol("https");25}26public void test() throws Exception {27    assertThat(url).hasProtocol("http");28}

hasProtocol

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1import org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat2import org.junit.Test3import java.net.URL4class UrlAssertTest {5    fun testUrlAssert() {6        assertThat(url).hasProtocol("http")7    }8}9at org.junit.Assert.assertEquals(Assert.java:115)10at org.junit.Assert.assertEquals(Assert.java:144)11at UrlAssertTest.testUrlAssert(UrlAssertTest.kt:12)12URL hasProtocol() method13hasProtocol() method signature14    extends AbstractObjectAssert<SELF, ACTUAL> {15    public SELF hasProtocol(String protocol) {16    }17}18public void testHasProtocol() {19    assertThat(url).hasProtocol("http");20}21Thanks for reading this article. I hope this article will help you to use hasProtocol() method of org.assertj.core.api.AbstractUrlAssert class. If you have any questions or suggestions, please use the comments section below. Happy coding!22AssertJ URL Assertions: hasAuthority() method23AssertJ URL Assertions: hasNoAuthority() method24AssertJ URL Assertions: hasNoFragment() method25AssertJ URL Assertions: hasNoPath() method26AssertJ URL Assertions: hasNoQuery() method27AssertJ URL Assertions: hasNoUserInfo() method28AssertJ URL Assertions: hasPath() method29AssertJ URL Assertions: hasQuery() method30AssertJ URL Assertions: hasUserInfo() method31AssertJ URL Assertions: hasUser() method32AssertJ URL Assertions: hasUserInfo(String userInfo) method33AssertJ URL Assertions: hasUserInfo(String user, String password)

hasProtocol

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1import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;2import java.net.MalformedURLException;3import java.net.URL;4public class AssertjUrlCheckProtocol {5    public static void main(String[] args) throws MalformedURLException {6        assertThat(url).hasProtocol("https");7    }8}9hasNoPort()10package org.kodejava.example.assertj;11import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;12import java.net.MalformedURLException;13import java.net.URL;14public class AssertjUrlCheckHasNoPort {15    public static void main(String[] args) throws MalformedURLException {16        assertThat(url).hasNoPort();17    }18}19hasPort(int port)20hasPort(int port, String description)21hasPort(int port, String description, Object... args)22hasPort(int port, String description, Object arg)23hasPort(int port, String description, Object arg1, Object arg2)24hasPort(int port, String description, Object arg1, Object arg2, Object arg3)25hasPort(int port, String description, Object arg1, Object arg2, Object arg3, Object arg4)26hasPort(int port, String description, Object arg1, Object arg2, Object arg3, Object

hasProtocol

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1assertThat(url).hasProtocol("https");2assertThat(url).hasProtocol("http");3assertThat(url).hasPath("/search");4assertThat(url).hasPath("/search?q=assertj");5assertThat(url).hasQuery("q=assertj");6assertThat(url).hasQuery("q=assertj&start=10");7assertThat(url).hasRef("test");8assertThat(url).hasRef("ref");

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