Best EvoMaster code snippet using org.evomaster.client.java.controller.contentMatchers.StringCollectionMatcher.collectionsMatch
Source: StringCollectionMatcher.java
...52 public boolean collectionContainsItem(String item){53 if (stringCollection == null) return false;54 else return stringCollection.contains(item);55 }56 public static boolean collectionsMatch(Collection<String> firstCollection, Collection<String> secondCollection){57 if(firstCollection == null || secondCollection == null) return false;58 StringCollectionMatcher n1 = new StringCollectionMatcher(firstCollection);59 return n1.matchesSafely(secondCollection);60 }61 public static boolean collectionContains(Collection<String> stringCollection, String stringItem){62 if(stringCollection == null || stringItem == null) return false;63 StringCollectionMatcher n1 = new StringCollectionMatcher(stringCollection);64 return n1.collectionContainsItem(stringItem);65 }66 public static boolean collectionContains(Collection<String> stringCollection1, Collection<String> stringCollection2){67 if(stringCollection1 == null || stringCollection2 == null) return false;68 StringCollectionMatcher n1 = new StringCollectionMatcher(stringCollection1);69 return n1.contains(stringCollection2);70 }...
collectionsMatch
Using AI Code Generation
1test("should handle POST /api/strings") {2 given()3 .contentType("application/json")4 .body("[\"a\",\"b\",\"c\"]")5 .`when`()6 .post("/api/strings")7 .then()8 .statusCode(200)9 .body(containsString("a"))10 .body(containsString("b"))11 .body(containsString("c"))12}13test("should handle POST /api/ints") {14 given()15 .contentType("application/json")16 .body("[1,2,3]")17 .`when`()18 .post("/api/ints")19 .then()20 .statusCode(200)21 .body(containsString("1"))22 .body(containsString("2"))23 .body(containsString("3"))24}25test("should handle GET /api/objects") {26 given()
collectionsMatch
Using AI Code Generation
1assertThat(response.getBody()).collectionsMatch(Arrays.asList("one", "two", "three"));2assertThat(response.getBody()).collectionsMatch(Arrays.asList("two", "three", "one"));3assertThat(response.getBody()).collectionsMatch(Arrays.asList("two", "three", "one"), true);4assertThat(response.getBody()).collectionsMatch(Arrays.asList("two", "three", "one"), true, true);5assertThat(response.getBody()).collectionsMatch(Arrays.asList("two", "three", "one"), true, true, true);6assertThat(response.getBody()).collectionsMatch(Arrays.asList("two", "three", "one"), true, true, true, true);
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