Best Assertj code snippet using org.assertj.core.internal.Maps.assertContainsValue
Source:Maps_assertContainsValue_Test.java
...24import org.assertj.core.internal.MapsBaseTest;25import org.junit.Before;26import org.junit.Test;27/**28 * Tests for <code>{@link Maps#assertContainsValue(AssertionInfo, Map, Object)}</code>.29 * 30 * @author Nicolas François31 * @author Joel Costigliola32 */33public class Maps_assertContainsValue_Test extends MapsBaseTest {34 @Override35 @Before36 public void setUp() {37 super.setUp();38 actual = mapOf(entry("name", "Yoda"), entry("color", "green"), entry((String) null, (String) null));39 }40 @Test41 public void should_pass_if_actual_contains_given_value() {42 maps.assertContainsValue(someInfo(), actual, "Yoda");43 }44 @Test45 public void should_fail_if_actual_is_null() {46 thrown.expectAssertionError(actualIsNull());47 maps.assertContainsValue(someInfo(), null, "Yoda");48 }49 @Test50 public void should_success_if_value_is_null() {51 maps.assertContainsValue(someInfo(), actual, null);52 }53 @Test54 public void should_fail_if_actual_does_not_contain_value() {55 AssertionInfo info = someInfo();56 String value = "veryOld";57 try {58 maps.assertContainsValue(info, actual, value);59 } catch (AssertionError e) {60 verify(failures).failure(info, shouldContainValue(actual, value));61 return;62 }63 failBecauseExpectedAssertionErrorWasNotThrown();64 }65}...
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