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package utilities
import org.jetbrains.dokka.utilities.serializeAsCompactJson
import org.jetbrains.dokka.utilities.serializeAsPrettyJson
import kotlin.test.assertEquals
import kotlin.test.Test
class JsonTest {
@Test
fun `should serialize an object as compact json`() {
val testObject = SimpleTestDataClass(
someString = "Foo",
someInt = 42,
someDouble = 42.0
)
val actual = serializeAsCompactJson(testObject)
val expected = "{\"someString\":\"Foo\",\"someInt\":42,\"someIntWithDefaultValue\":42,\"someDouble\":42.0}"
assertEquals(expected, actual)
}
@Test
fun `should serialize an object as pretty json`() {
val testObject = SimpleTestDataClass(
someString = "Foo",
someInt = 42,
someDouble = 42.0
)
val actual = serializeAsPrettyJson(testObject)
val expected = """
{
"someString" : "Foo",
"someInt" : 42,
"someIntWithDefaultValue" : 42,
"someDouble" : 42.0
}""".trimIndent().withSystemLineSeparator()
assertEquals(expected, actual)
}
/**
* If the expected output was generated on Linux, but the tests are run under Windows,
* the test might fail when comparing the strings due to different separators.
*/
private fun String.withSystemLineSeparator(): String = this.replace("\n", System.lineSeparator())
}
data class SimpleTestDataClass(
val someString: String,
val someInt: Int,
val someIntWithDefaultValue: Int = 42,
val someDouble: Double
)
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