Module net.javacrumbs.jsonunit.fluent
Package net.javacrumbs.jsonunit.fluent

Class JsonFluentAssert

java.lang.Object
net.javacrumbs.jsonunit.fluent.JsonFluentAssert
Direct Known Subclasses:
JsonFluentAssert.ConfigurableJsonFluentAssert
public class JsonFluentAssert extends Object
Contains JSON related fluent assertions inspired by FEST or AssertJ. Typical usage is: assertThatJson("{\"test\":1}").isEqualTo("{\"test\":2}"); assertThatJson("{\"test\":1}").hasSameStructureAs("{\"test\":21}"); assertThatJson("{\"root\":{\"test\":1}}").node("root.test").isEqualTo("2"); Please note that the method name is assertThatJson and not assertThat. The reason is that we need to accept String parameter and do not want to override standard FEST or AssertJ assertThat(String) method. All the methods accept Objects as parameters. The supported types are:
  1. Jackson JsonNode
  2. Gson JsonElement
  3. Numbers, booleans and any other type parsable by underlying JSON library
  4. String is parsed as JSON. For expected values the string is quoted if it contains obviously invalid JSON.
  5. Reader similarly to String
  6. null as null Node

  • Method Details

    • assertThatJson

      public static JsonFluentAssert.ConfigurableJsonFluentAssert assertThatJson(Object json)
      Creates a new instance of JsonFluentAssert. It is not called assertThat to not clash with StringAssert. The json parameter is converted to JSON using ObjectMapper.
      Parameters:
      json -
      Returns:
      new JsonFluentAssert object.

    • isEqualTo

      public JsonFluentAssert isEqualTo(Object expected)
      Compares JSON for equality. The expected object is converted to JSON before comparison. Ignores order of sibling nodes and whitespaces. Please note that if you pass a String, it's parsed as JSON which can lead to an unexpected behavior. If you pass in "1" it is parsed as a JSON containing integer 1. If you compare it with a string it fails due to a different type. If you want to pass in real string you have to quote it "\"1\"" or use isStringEqualTo(String). If the string parameter is not a valid JSON, it is quoted automatically.
      Parameters:
      expected -
      Returns:
      this object.
      See Also:

    • isStringEqualTo

      public JsonFluentAssert isStringEqualTo(String expected)
      Fails if the selected JSON is not a String or is not present or the value is not equal to expected value.

    • isNotEqualTo

      public JsonFluentAssert isNotEqualTo(Object expected)
      Fails if compared documents are equal. The expected object is converted to JSON before comparison. Ignores order of sibling nodes and whitespaces.
      Parameters:
      expected -
      Returns:
      this object.

    • node

      public JsonFluentAssert node(String newPath)
      Creates an assert object that only compares given node. The path is denoted by JSON path, for example. assertThatJson("{\"root\":{\"test\":[1,2,3]}}").node("root.test[0]").isEqualTo("1");
      Parameters:
      newPath -
      Returns:
      object comparing only node given by path.

    • isAbsent

      public JsonFluentAssert isAbsent()
      Fails if the node exists.
      Returns:

    • isPresent

      public JsonFluentAssert isPresent()
      Fails if the node is missing.

    • isArray

      public JsonFluentAssert.ArrayAssert isArray()
      Fails if the selected JSON is not an Array or is not present.
      Returns:

    • isObject

      public void isObject()
      Fails if the selected JSON is not an Object or is not present.

    • isString

      public void isString()
      Fails if the selected JSON is not a String or is not present.

    • matches

      public JsonFluentAssert matches(org.hamcrest.Matcher<?> matcher)
      Matches the node using Hamcrest internalMatcher.
      • Numbers are mapped to BigDecimal
      • Arrays are mapped to a Collection
      • Objects are mapped to a map so you can use json(Part)Equals or a Map internalMatcher
      Parameters:
      matcher -
      Returns: