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How to use renderActualExpected method of org.testingisdocumenting.webtau.expectation.equality.handlers.DatesCompareToHandler class

Best Webtau code snippet using org.testingisdocumenting.webtau.expectation.equality.handlers.DatesCompareToHandler.renderActualExpected

Source:DatesCompareToHandler.java

...88            } else if (actual instanceof ZonedDateTime && expected instanceof ZonedDateTime) {89                compareZonedDateTimes((ZonedDateTime) actual, (ZonedDateTime) expected);90            } else {91                throw new UnsupportedOperationException("combination is not supported:\n" +92                        renderActualExpected(actual, expected));93            }94        }95        private void compareLocalDateTimeAndLocalDate(LocalDateTime actual, LocalDate expected) {96            report(actual.toLocalDate().compareTo(expected), renderActualExpected(actual, expected));97        }98        private void compareZonedDateTimes(ZonedDateTime actual, ZonedDateTime expected) {99            ZonedDateTime normalizedActual = actual.withZoneSameInstant(UTC);100            ZonedDateTime normalizedExpected = expected.withZoneSameInstant(UTC);101            report(normalizedActual.compareTo(normalizedExpected), renderActualExpectedWithNormalized(actual, expected,102                    normalizedActual, normalizedExpected));103        }104        private void compareZonedDateTimeAndLocalDate(ZonedDateTime actual, LocalDate expected) {105            report(actual.toLocalDate().compareTo(expected), renderActualExpected(actual, expected));106        }107        private void compareLocalDates(LocalDate actual, LocalDate expected) {108            report(actual.compareTo(expected), renderActualExpected(actual, expected));109        }110        private void compareZonedDateTimeAndInstant(ZonedDateTime actual, Instant expected) {111            Instant actualInstant = actual.toInstant();112            report(actualInstant.compareTo(expected), renderActualExpectedWithNormalized(actual, expected,113                    actualInstant, expected));114        }115        private void report(int compareTo, String message) {116            if (isEqualOnly) {117                compareToComparator.reportEqualOrNotEqual(DatesCompareToHandler.this,118                        compareTo == 0, actualPath, message);119            } else {120                compareToComparator.reportCompareToValue(DatesCompareToHandler.this,121                        compareTo, actualPath, message);122            }123        }124        private TemporalAccessor actualToTemporalAccessor(Object actual) {125            if (actual instanceof TemporalAccessor) {126                return (TemporalAccessor) actual;127            }128            String actualAsText = actual.toString();129            for (FormatParser parser: parsers) {130                try {131                    return parser.convert(actualAsText);132                } catch (DateTimeParseException ignored) {133                }134            }135            throw new UnsupportedOperationException("cannot parse " + actualAsText + "\navailable formats:\n" +136                    parsers.stream().map(FormatParser::toString).collect(Collectors.joining("\n")));137        }138        private String renderActualExpected(Object actual, Object expected) {139            return "  actual: " + renderValueAndType(actual) + "\n" +140                    expected(compareToComparator.getAssertionMode(), renderValueAndType(expected));141        }142        private String renderActualExpectedWithNormalized(Temporal actual,143                                                          Temporal expected,144                                                          Temporal normalizedActual,145                                                          Temporal normalizedExpected) {146            return "  actual: " + renderValueAndType(actual) + "(UTC normalized: " + normalizedActual + ")\n" +147                    expected(compareToComparator.getAssertionMode(),148                            renderValueAndType(expected) + "(UTC normalized: " + normalizedExpected + ")");149        }150    }151    private static class FormatParser {152        DateTimeFormatter formatter;153        BiFunction<CharSequence, DateTimeFormatter, Temporal> instanceCreator;154        FormatParser(DateTimeFormatter formatter, BiFunction<CharSequence, DateTimeFormatter, Temporal> instanceCreator) {155            this.formatter = formatter;156            this.instanceCreator = instanceCreator;...

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