Class Validations

java.lang.Object

com.shaft.validation.Validations

public class Validations
extends Object

Entry point for building assertions and verifications in SHAFT tests.

Use assertThat() to create a hard assertion that stops the test on failure, or verifyThat() for a soft assertion that collects failures and reports them at the end of the test.

Usage example:

Validations.assertThat().object(actual).isEqualTo(expected).perform();
Validations.verifyThat().number(count).isGreaterThan(0).perform();

See Also:

• SHAFT.Validations
• SHAFT User Guide – Validations

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static ValidationsBuilder	assertThat()	Start building your assertion (Note: if an assertion fails the test method execution will stop and fail)
static ValidationsBuilder	verifyThat()	Start building your verification (Note: if a verification fails the test method execution will continue normally and all failures will be reported at the end)

Methods inherited from class Object

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

Method Details

assertThat

public static ValidationsBuilder assertThat()

Start building your assertion (Note: if an assertion fails the test method execution will stop and fail)

Returns:

a ValidationsBuilder Object to start building your validation

verifyThat

public static ValidationsBuilder verifyThat()

Start building your verification (Note: if a verification fails the test method execution will continue normally and all failures will be reported at the end)

Returns:

a ValidationsBuilder Object to start building your validation