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AssertionContainer

interface AssertionContainer<T> : SubjectProvider<T> (source)

Represents the extension point of the logic level for subjects of type T.

In contrast to assertion function defined for Expect which usually return Expect, functions defined for AssertionContainer return Assertion so that they can be appended to whatever we want.

Note, do not use SubjectProvider as this interface is only temporary and will most likely be removed without further notice.

Parameters

T - The type of the subject of the assertion.

Properties

maybeSubject

abstract val maybeSubject: Option<T>

Either Some wrapping the subject of an Assertion or None in case a previous subject change could not be carried out.

Inherited Properties

subject

abstract val subject: T

The subject of an Assertion -- deprecated, will be removed with 1.0.0.

Functions

getImpl

abstract fun <I : Any> getImpl(kClass: KClass<I>, defaultFactory: () -> I): I

Do not use yet, this is experimental

Extension Properties

changeSubject

val <T> AssertionContainer<T>.changeSubject: SubjectChangerBuilder.KindStep<T>

Entry point to use the SubjectChangerBuilder based on this AssertionContainer.

extractFeature

val <T> AssertionContainer<T>.extractFeature: FeatureExtractorBuilder.DescriptionStep<T>

Entry point to use the FeatureExtractorBuilder based on this AssertionContainer.

Extension Functions

collect

fun <T> AssertionContainer<T>.collect(assertionCreator: Expect<T>.() -> Unit): Assertion

Use this function if you want to make Assertions about a feature or you perform a type transformation or any other action which results in an assertion container being created and you do not require this resulting container.

createDescriptiveAssertion

fun <T> AssertionContainer<T>.createDescriptiveAssertion(description: Translatable, representation: Any?, test: (T) -> Boolean): Assertion

Creates a DescriptiveAssertion based on the given description, representation and test.

toExpect

fun <T> AssertionContainer<T>.toExpect(): Expect<T>

Casts this AssertionContainer back to an Expect so that you can use it in places where an Expect is used.

Inheritors

ExpectInternal

interface ExpectInternal<T> : Expect<T>, AssertionContainer<T>

Sole purpose of this interface is to hide AssertionContainer from newcomers which usually don't have to deal with this.