The Nuxeo Platform offers a utility object to test JSON data: org.nuxeo.ecm.core.io.marshallers.json.JsonAssert
. It is provided by nuxeo-core-io test-jar.
<!-- JSON marshallers tests -->
<dependency>
<groupId>org.nuxeo.ecm.core</groupId>
<artifactId>nuxeo-core-io</artifactId>
<type>test-jar</type>
<scope>test</scope>
</dependency>
Testing a Simple Marshaller
Let's test the following marshaller:
@Setup(mode = Instantiations.SINGLETON, priority = Priorities.REFERENCE)
public class ProductJsonWriter extends AbstractJsonWriter<Product> {
public void write(Product product, JsonGenerator jg) throws IOException {
jg.writeStartObject();
jg.writeNumberField("ref", product.getReference());
jg.writeStringField("desc", product.getDescription());
jg.writeEndObject();
}
}
The test looks like:
public class ProductJsonWriterTest extends AbstractJsonWriterTest.Local<ProductJsonWriter, Product> {
public ProductJsonWriterTest() {
super(ProductJsonWriter.class, Product.class);
}
@Test
public void test() throws Exception {
Product product = new Product(123, "a description");
JsonAssert json = jsonAssert(product);
json.isObject().properties(2);
json.has("ref").isEquals(product.getReference());
json.has("desc").isEquals(product.getDescription());
}
}
Each line makes an assertion on the provided JSON. Each assertion returns either the current JsonAssert (json.isObject().properties(2)
) or a new JsonAssert based on the referenced data (json.**has("reference")**.isEquals(product.getReference())
).
If your marshaller uses other marshallers, don't forget to load the corresponding contribution using @Deploy
or @LocalDeploy
.
Testing an Enricher
If you wrote an enricher for DocumentModel, the tested object should be DocumentModel. In that case, don't forget to load the contribution which contains your enricher registering.
public class SomeEnricherTest extends AbstractJsonWriterTest.Local<DocumentModelJsonWriter, DocumentModel> {
public ProductJsonWriterTest() {
super(DocumentModelJsonWriter.class, DocumentModel.class);
}
@Test
public void test() throws Exception {
DocumentModel doc = ...;
RenderingContext ctx = CtxBuilder.enrichDoc("someEnricher").get();
JsonAssert json = jsonAssert(doc, ctx);
json = json.has("contextParameters.someEnricher");
// make assertion on the enricher here
}
}
Testing Any JSON Data
You can also use JsonAssert
to test the result of your services.
public class SomeJsonTest {
@Test
public void test() throws Exception {
String jsonString = ...; // get JSON from somewhere
JsonAssert json = JsonAssert.on(jsonString);
// make assertion on the json here
}
}
Tips and Tricks
Getting the JSON
JsonAssert
provides the ability to get the json at any level.
{
"field1": { "field2": "hi!" },
"field3": "hello"
}
JsonAssert json = ...;
System.out.println( json.toString() );
// will print the whole JSON
System.out.println( json.has("field1.field2").toString() );
// will print "hi!" - be careful, the quotes are keeped, that's the real JSON
Quickly Testing Deep Data
JsonAssert
provides the ability to use JSON path.
{
"field1": {
"field2": [ {
"field3": "myDataShouldBeHere"
} ]
}
}
json.has("field1.field2[0].field3").isEquals("myDataShouldBeHere");
Quickly Testing Array Values
JsonAssert
provides the ability to test array values.
{
"field1": [ "A should be here", "B should be here", "C should be here twice", "C should be here twice" ]
}
json.has("field1").contains("A should be here", "B should be here", "C should be here twice", "C should be here twice");
Quickly Testing Complex Structure
JsonAssert
provides the ability to test the value of a field for multiple object in an array.
{
"field1": [
{ "field2": "A is here" },
{ "field2": "B is here twice" },
{ "field2": "B is here twice" }
]
}
json.childrenContains("field1.field2", "A is here", "B is here twice", "B is here twice");
JsonAssert.childrenContains
can cross over multiple arrays and objects.
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