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/*
* Copyright 2016 Liam Williams .
*
* This file is part of yatspec-fluent.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
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package io.github.theangrydev.yatspecfluent;
import com.googlecode.yatspec.state.givenwhenthen.WithTestState;
import org.junit.rules.TestRule;
/**
* These are the BDD methods that are used to write tests.
*
* @param The type of test result produced by the {@link When}
*/
@SuppressWarnings("PMD.TooManyMethods") // This is part of the API design
public interface YatspecFluentCommands extends TestRule, WithTestState, WriteOnlyTestItems {
/**
* Prime the given immediately.
*
* @param given The first given in the acceptance test, which should be built up inside the brackets
*/
void given(Given given);
/**
* Same as {@link #given(Given)}.
*
* Prime the given immediately.
*
* @param given The first given in the acceptance test, which should be built up inside the brackets
*/
void and(Given given);
/**
* Invoke the system under test and store the {@link TestResult} ready for the assertions.
*
* @param when The system under test, which should be built up inside the brackets
* @param The type of {@link When}
*/
> void when(T when);
/**
* Adapt the 'when' to a 'given'. This is a common pattern when e.g. calling an endpoint that changes some state in the database.
* This is the equivalent of {@link #given(Given)}.
*
* @param when The 'when' to adapt to a 'given'
*/
void given(When when);
/**
* Same as {@link #given(When)}.
*
* Adapt the 'when' to a 'given'. This is a common pattern when e.g. calling an endpoint that changes some state in the database.
* This is the equivalent of {@link #given(Given)}.
*
* @param when The 'when' to adapt to a 'given'
*/
void and(When when);
/**
* Perform an assertion. Assertions should be chained outside the brackets.
*
* @param thenAssertion A {@link ThenAssertion} that will produce a {@link Then} given the stored {@link TestResult}
* @param The type of fluent assertions that will be performed
* @return The fluent assertions instance
*/
Then then(ThenAssertion thenAssertion);
/**
* Same as {@link #then(ThenAssertion)}.
*
* Perform an assertion. Assertions should be chained outside the brackets.
*
* @param thenAssertion A {@link ThenAssertion} that will produce a {@link Then} given the stored {@link TestResult}
* @param The type of fluent assertions that will be performed
* @return The fluent assertions instance
*/
Then and(ThenAssertion thenAssertion);
/**
* Same as {@link #then(ThenVerification)}.
*
* Perform a verification, which should be built up inside the brackets.
*
* @param thenVerification A {@link ThenVerification}, which should be built up inside the brackets
*/
void and(ThenVerification thenVerification);
/**
* Perform a verification, which should be built up inside the brackets.
*
* @param thenVerification A {@link ThenVerification}, which should be built up inside the brackets
*/
void then(ThenVerification thenVerification);
@Override
default void addToGivens(String key, Object instance) {
testState().interestingGivens.add(key, instance);
}
@Override
default void addToCapturedInputsAndOutputs(String key, Object instance) {
testState().capturedInputAndOutputs.add(key, instance);
}
}