Best Webtau code snippet using org.testingisdocumenting.webtau.MatchersTest.anyOfMatcherWithOtherMatcherExample
Source: MatchersTest.java
...59 String dateAsText = "2018-06-10";60 actual(dateAsText).shouldBe(anyOf("2018-06-11", LocalDate.of(2018, 6, 10)));61 }62 @Test63 public void anyOfMatcherWithOtherMatcherExample() {64 String dateAsText = "2018-06-10";65 actual(dateAsText).shouldBe(anyOf("2018-06-11", greaterThan(LocalDate.of(2018, 1, 1))));66 String message = "hello world";67 actual(message).shouldNotBe(anyOf("hello", contain("super")));68 }69 private static String generateErrorMessage() {70 return "insufficient disk space";71 }72 private static double calculatePrice() {73 return 10.5;74 }75}...
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