Module de.cuioss.test.generator

Package de.cuioss.test.generator.impl

Class CollectionGenerator<T>

java.lang.Object

de.cuioss.test.generator.impl.CollectionGenerator<T>

Type Parameters:

T - identifying the type of the object being generated

All Implemented Interfaces:

TypedGenerator<T>

public class CollectionGenerator<T>
extends Object
implements TypedGenerator<T>

Wraps a given TypedGenerator and provides additional methods for creating Lists and Sets

Author:

Oliver Wolff

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
CollectionGenerator(TypedGenerator<T> wrapped)	Constructor.
CollectionGenerator(TypedGenerator<T> wrapped, int lowerBound, int upperBound)	Constructor.
CollectionGenerator(TypedGenerator<T> wrapped, TypedGenerator<Integer> sizeGenerator)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<T>	list()
List<T>	list(int count)	Returns a List of the elements provided by the generator
T	next()	Generates the next instance.
Iterable<T>	nextCollection(Class<? extends Iterable<?>> expectedType)	Generates a concrete Iterable.
Set<T>	set()
Set<T>	set(int count)	Returns a Set of the elements provided by the generator
SortedSet<T>	sortedSet()
SortedSet<T>	sortedSet(int count)	Returns a SortedSet of the elements provided by the generator

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface de.cuioss.test.generator.TypedGenerator

getType

Constructor Details

CollectionGenerator

public CollectionGenerator(TypedGenerator<T> wrapped,
 TypedGenerator<Integer> sizeGenerator)

Parameters:

wrapped - must not be null

sizeGenerator - must not be null

CollectionGenerator

public CollectionGenerator(TypedGenerator<T> wrapped,
 int lowerBound,
 int upperBound)

Constructor.

Parameters:

wrapped - generator, must not be null

lowerBound - defines the lower bound of the integer generator that determines the of Collection size

upperBound - defines the upper bound of the integer generator that determines the of Collection size

CollectionGenerator

public CollectionGenerator(TypedGenerator<T> wrapped)

Constructor. using 2 and 12 as bounds of the Collection size to be created.

Parameters:

wrapped - generator, must not be null

Method Details

next

public T next()

Description copied from interface: TypedGenerator

Generates the next instance.

Specified by:

next in interface TypedGenerator<T>

Returns:

the next object from the contained TypedGenerator

list

public List<T> list(int count)

Returns a List of the elements provided by the generator

Parameters:

count - the number of elements within the list

Returns:

a list with a given number of elements.

set

public Set<T> set(int count)

Returns a Set of the elements provided by the generator

Parameters:

count - the number of elements within the Set. It defines an upper bound of elements, but depending on the elements / the entropy of the generator there may be a lower number of elements.

Returns:

a Set with a given number of elements as maximum.

sortedSet

public SortedSet<T> sortedSet(int count)

Returns a SortedSet of the elements provided by the generator

Parameters:

count - the number of elements within the Set. It defines an upper bound of elements, but depending on the elements / the entropy of the generator there may be a lower number of elements.

Returns:

a Set with a given number of elements as maximum.

set

public Set<T> set()

Returns:

a Set with a random number of elements as maximum.

list

public List<T> list()

Returns:

a List with a random number of elements as maximum.

sortedSet

public SortedSet<T> sortedSet()

Returns:

a SortedSet with a random number of elements as maximum.

nextCollection

public Iterable<T> nextCollection(Class<? extends Iterable<?>> expectedType)

Generates a concrete Iterable. It is smart enough to determine whether the elements are to be wrapped in a List, Set, Collection or SortedSet.

Parameters:

expectedType - type of the expected Iterable

Returns:

depending on the given expectedType a corresponding Iterable, Collection, List, SortedSet or Set