object ExpectImpl
Bundles different domain objects which are defined by the module atrium-domain-api to give assertion writers (and other consumers of the domain) a fluent API as well.
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Returns AnyAssertionsBuilder which inter alia delegates to the implementation of AnyAssertions. |
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Returns AssertionBuilder - helping you creating Assertions.
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Returns CharSequenceAssertionsBuilder which inter alia delegates to the implementation of CharSequenceAssertions. |
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Returns CollectionAssertionsBuilder which inter alia delegates to the implementation of CollectionAssertions. |
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Returns AssertionCollectorBuilder - helping you to collect feature assertions.
In detail, its an |
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Returns ComparableAssertionsBuilder which inter alia delegates to the implementation of ComparableAssertions. |
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Returns NewFeatureAssertionsBuilder which inter alia delegates to the implementation of FeatureAssertions. |
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Returns FloatingPointAssertionsBuilder - Assertions applicable to Float, Double and maybe more - which inter alia delegates to the implementation of FloatingPointAssertions. |
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Returns Fun0AssertionsBuilder - Assertions applicable to lambdas with arity 0 which inter alia delegates to the implementation of FloatingPointAssertions. |
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val iterable: IterableAssertionsBuilder
Returns IterableAssertionsBuilder. which inter alia delegates to the implementation of IterableAssertions. |
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Returns IteratorAssertionsBuilder which inter alia delegates to the implementation of IteratorAssertions. |
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Returns ListAssertionsBuilder which inter alia delegates to the implementation of ListAssertions. |
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Returns MapAssertionsBuilder which inter alia delegates to the implementation of MapAssertions. |
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Returns PairAssertionsBuilder which inter alia delegates to the implementation of PairAssertions. |
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Returns ThrowableAssertionsBuilder which inter alia delegates to the implementation of ThrowableAssertions. |
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Returns SubjectChangerBuilder - helping you to change the subject of the assertion.
In detail, its an fun <T> |