Package com.shaft.validation

Class JSONValidationsBuilder

java.lang.Object

com.shaft.validation.NativeValidationsBuilder

com.shaft.validation.JSONValidationsBuilder

public class JSONValidationsBuilder
extends NativeValidationsBuilder

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
JSONValidationsBuilder(RestValidationsBuilder restValidationsBuilder)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
ValidationsExecutor	doesNotEqualIgnoringOrder(Object expectedValue)	Use this to check that the actual json response is not equal to the expected json value (ignoring ordering)
ValidationsExecutor	equalsIgnoringOrder(Object expectedValue)	Use this to check that the actual json response is equal to the expected json value (ignoring ordering)

Methods inherited from class com.shaft.validation.NativeValidationsBuilder

contains, doesNotContain, doesNotEqual, doesNotEqualIgnoringCaseSensitivity, doesNotMatchRegex, equals, equalsIgnoringCaseSensitivity, isEqualTo, isFalse, isNotNull, isNull, isTrue, matchesRegex

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

JSONValidationsBuilder

public JSONValidationsBuilder(RestValidationsBuilder restValidationsBuilder)

Method Details

equalsIgnoringOrder

public ValidationsExecutor equalsIgnoringOrder(Object expectedValue)

Use this to check that the actual json response is equal to the expected json value (ignoring ordering)

Parameters:

expectedValue - the test data / expected value for the object under test

Returns:

a ValidationsExecutor object to set your custom validation message (if needed) and then perform() your validation

doesNotEqualIgnoringOrder

public ValidationsExecutor doesNotEqualIgnoringOrder(Object expectedValue)

Use this to check that the actual json response is not equal to the expected json value (ignoring ordering)

Parameters:

expectedValue - the test data / expected value for the object under test

Returns:

a ValidationsExecutor object to set your custom validation message (if needed) and then perform() your validation