gtest.hpp File Reference

#include <iostream>
#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include <fable/fable_fwd.hpp>
#include <fable/conf.hpp>
#include <fable/confable.hpp>
#include <fable/schema.hpp>
#include <fable/error.hpp>
#include <fable/utility.hpp>

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Functions
void	fable::assert_eq (const Json &j, const Json &k)
void	fable::assert_eq (const Json &j, const char expect[])
void	fable::assert_ne (const Json &j, const Json &k)
void	fable::assert_ne (const Json &j, const char expect[])
void	fable::assert_schema_eq (const Schema &s, const Json &expect)
void	fable::assert_schema_eq (const Schema &s, const char expect[])
void	fable::assert_schema_eq (const Confable &x, const Json &expect)
void	fable::assert_schema_eq (const Confable &x, const char expect[])
void	fable::assert_validate (const Schema &s, const Conf &input)
void	fable::assert_validate (const Schema &s, const char json_input[])
void	fable::assert_validate (const Confable &x, const Conf &input)
void	fable::assert_validate (const Confable &x, const char json_input[])
void	fable::assert_invalidate (const Schema &s, const Conf &input)
void	fable::assert_invalidate (const Schema &s, const char json_input[])
void	fable::assert_invalidate (const Confable &x, const Conf &input)
void	fable::assert_invalidate (const Confable &x, const char json_input[])
template<typename T >
void	fable::assert_to_json (const T &x, const Json &expect)
template<typename T >
void	fable::assert_to_json (const T &x, const char json_expect[])
void	fable::assert_from_conf_throw (Confable &x, const Conf &input)
void	fable::assert_from_conf_throw (Confable &x, const char json_input[])
template<typename T >
void	fable::assert_from_conf (T &x, const Conf &input)
template<typename T >
void	fable::assert_from_conf (T &x, const char json_input[])
template<typename T >
void	fable::assert_from_eq_to (T &x, const Json &identity)
template<typename T >
void	fable::assert_from_eq_to (T &x, const char json_input[])

Function Documentation

assert_eq() [1/2]

void fable::assert_eq ( const Json &  j, const char  expect[]  )

inline

Assert that both JSON values are identical.

The second parameter is parsed to JSON and then dumped.

This function dumps both JSON with indentation so that failing tests can nicely format the diff between strings.

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void fable::assert_eq ( const Json &  j, const Json &  k  )

inline

Assert that both JSON values are identical.

This function dumps both JSON with indentation so that failing tests can nicely format the diff between strings.

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assert_from_eq_to() [1/2]

template<typename T >

void fable::assert_from_eq_to ( T &  x, const char  json_input[]  )

inline

Assert that deserializing the input works and serializes to the same input.

This asserts that the type supports the identity function. This does not need to hold for any type, but you may want it to hold for your type.

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void fable::assert_from_eq_to ( T &  x, const Json &  identity  )

inline

Assert that deserializing the input works and serializes to the same input.

This asserts that the type supports the identity function. This does not need to hold for any type, but you may want it to hold for your type.

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assert_ne() [1/2]

void fable::assert_ne ( const Json &  j, const char  expect[]  )

inline

Assert that both JSON values are NOT identical.

The second parameter is parsed to JSON and then dumped.

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void fable::assert_ne ( const Json &  j, const Json &  k  )

inline

Assert that both JSON values are NOT identical.

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void fable::assert_to_json ( const T &  x, const char  json_expect[]  )

inline

Assert that the serialization is equal to the expected JSON string.

The string is parsed to Json, so that field order is not important.

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void fable::assert_to_json ( const T &  x, const Json &  expect  )

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Assert that the serialization is equal to the expected JSON.

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