Best Webtau code snippet using org.testingisdocumenting.webtau.expectation.equality.CompareToComparator.noHandlerFound
Source:CompareToComparator.java
...239 }240 private static CompareToHandler findCompareToEqualHandler(Object actual, Object expected) {241 return handlers.stream().242 filter(h -> h.handleEquality(actual, expected)).findFirst().243 orElseThrow(() -> noHandlerFound(actual, expected));244 }245 private static CompareToHandler findCompareToGreaterLessHandler(Object actual, Object expected) {246 return handlers.stream().247 filter(h -> h.handleGreaterLessEqual(actual, expected)).findFirst().248 orElseThrow(() -> noHandlerFound(actual, expected));249 }250 private static List<CompareToHandler> discoverHandlers() {251 List<CompareToHandler> result = new ArrayList<>();252 List<CompareToHandler> discovered = ServiceLoaderUtils.load(CompareToHandler.class);253 discovered.stream().filter(CompareToHandler::handleNulls).forEach(result::add);254 result.add(new NullCompareToHandler());255 discovered.stream().filter(h -> ! h.handleNulls()).forEach(result::add);256 result.add(new AnyCompareToHandler());257 return result;258 }259 private static RuntimeException noHandlerFound(Object actual, Object expected) {260 return new RuntimeException(261 "no compareUsingCompareTo handler found for" +262 "\nactual: " + DataRenderers.render(actual) + " " + TraceUtils.renderType(actual) +263 "\nexpected: " + DataRenderers.render(expected) + " " + TraceUtils.renderType(expected));264 }265}...
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