How to use expect_json_types_impl method of RequestExpectations Package

Best Airborne code snippet using RequestExpectations.expect_json_types_impl

request_expectations.rb

Source:request_expectations.rb

...7    include RSpec8    include PathMatcher9    def expect_json_types(*args)10      call_with_path(args) do |param, body|11        expect_json_types_impl(param, body)12      end13    end14    def expect_json(*args)15      call_with_path(args) do |param, body|16        expect_json_impl(param, body)17      end18    end19    def expect_json_keys(*args)20      call_with_path(args) do |param, body|21        expect(body.keys).to include(*param)22      end23    end24    def expect_json_sizes(*args)25      args.push(convert_expectations_for_json_sizes(args.pop))26      expect_json_types(*args)27    end28    def expect_status(code)29      expect(response.code).to eq(resolve_status(code, response.code))30    end31    def expect_header(key, content)32      expect_header_impl(key, content)33    end34    def expect_header_contains(key, content)35      expect_header_impl(key, content, true)36    end37    def optional(hash)38      OptionalHashTypeExpectations.new(hash)39    end40    def regex(reg)41      Regexp.new(reg)42    end43    def date44      ->(value) { yield DateTime.parse(value) }45    end46    private47    def expect_header_impl(key, content, contains = nil)48      header = headers[key]49      if header50        if contains51          expect(header.downcase).to include(content.downcase)52        else53          expect(header.downcase).to eq(content.downcase)54        end55      else56        fail RSpec::Expectations::ExpectationNotMetError, "Header #{key} not present in the HTTP response"57      end58    end59    def expect_json_impl(expected, actual)60      return if nil_optional_hash?(expected, actual)61      actual = actual.to_s if expected.is_a?(Regexp)62      return expect(actual).to match(expected) if property?(expected)63      keys = []64      keys << expected.keys if match_expected?65      keys << actual.keys if match_actual?66      keys = expected.keys & actual.keys if match_none?67      keys.flatten.uniq.each do |prop|68        expected_value  = extract_expected_value(expected, prop)69        actual_value    = extract_actual(actual, prop)70        next expect_json_impl(expected_value, actual_value) if hash?(expected_value)71        next expected_value.call(actual_value) if expected_value.is_a?(Proc)72        next expect(actual_value.to_s).to match(expected_value) if expected_value.is_a?(Regexp)73        expect(actual_value).to eq(expected_value)74      end75    end76    def expect_json_types_impl(expected, actual)77      return if nil_optional_hash?(expected, actual)78      @mapper ||= get_mapper79      actual = convert_to_date(actual) if expected == :date80      return expect_type(expected, actual.class) if expected.is_a?(Symbol)81      return expected.call(actual) if expected.is_a?(Proc)82      keys = []83      keys << expected.keys if match_expected?84      keys << actual.keys if match_actual?85      keys = expected.keys & actual.keys if match_none?86      keys.flatten.uniq.each do |prop|87        type  = extract_expected_type(expected, prop)88        value = extract_actual(actual, prop)89        value = convert_to_date(value) if type == :date90        next expect_json_types_impl(type, value) if hash?(type)91        next type.call(value) if type.is_a?(Proc)92        val_class = value.class93        type_string = type.to_s94        if type_string.include?('array_of') && !(type_string.include?('or_null') && value.nil?)95          check_array_types(value, val_class, prop, type)96        else97          expect_type(type, val_class, prop)98        end99      end100    end101    def call_with_path(args)102      if args.length == 2103        get_by_path(args[0], json_body) do |json_chunk|104          yield(args[1], json_chunk)...

expect_json_types_impl

Using AI Code Generation

1    @request = RestClient::Request.new(2      :headers => { :accept => :json, :content_type => :json }3      expect(response.code).to eq(200)4      expect(response.body).to have_json_type(Integer).at_path('userId')5    expect(200).to have_json_type(Integer)6expect(response.body).to have_json_type(Integer).at_path('userId')

expect_json_types_impl

Using AI Code Generation

1def expect_json_types_impl(*args)2  expect(json).to match_json_expression(*args)3expect(json).to match_json_expression(4expect_json_types_impl(5{"userId":1,"id":1,"title":"sunt aut facere repellat provident occaecati excepturi optio reprehenderit","body":"quia et suscipit6nostrum rerum est autem sunt rem eveniet architecto"}

expect_json_types_impl

Using AI Code Generation

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expect_json_types_impl

Using AI Code Generation

1    @error = actual.expect_json_types_impl(*args)2    @error = actual.expect_json_types(*args)3    @error = actual.expect_json_types_impl(*args)4    @error = actual.expect_json_types(*args)

expect_json_types_impl

Using AI Code Generation

1  let(:response) { double('response') }2  let(:request_expectations) { RSpec::Rails::Matchers::RequestExpectations.new(response) }3    allow(response).to receive(:body) { { 'key' => 1 } }4    expect(request_expectations).to expect_json_types('key', :integer)5    allow(response).to receive(:body) { { 'key' => 1 } }6    expect(request_expectations).to expect_json('key', 1)7    allow(response).to receive(:body) { { 'key' => 1 } }8    expect(request_expectations).to expect_json_types_impl('key', :integer)

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