I'v been developing my testing style around org.jooq.Record and I have settled on a small assertj extension. I have considered using CSVSoruce or raw strings and loading them using the jOOQ API, but at the end, I settled on a full Java approach for maximum flexibility.
Curious how other are approaching assertions against the DB or org.jooq.Record.
assertThat(meeting.resolutions())
.extracting(RESOLUTION.MAJORITY_VOTE.EN, RESOLUTION.MAJORITY_STANDARD_VOTE, RESOLUTION.MAJORITY_VOTE_COUNT.N)
.containsExactly(
row("For", StandardVote.FOR, 100L),
row("Acknowledge", StandardVote.ACKNOWLEDGE, 300L),
row("Option 2", null, 200L)
);
assertThat(meeting.resolutionVotes())
.extracting(RESOLUTION_VOTE.VOTE.EN, RESOLUTION_VOTE.STANDARD_VOTE, RESOLUTION_VOTE.VOTE_COUNT.N, RESOLUTION_VOTE.HAS_MAJORITY)
.containsExactly(
row("For", StandardVote.FOR, 100L, true),
row("Against", StandardVote.AGAINST, 0L, false),
row("Abstain", StandardVote.ABSTAIN, 200L, false),
row("Acknowledge", StandardVote.ACKNOWLEDGE, 300L, true),
row("Option 1", null, 100L, false),
row("Option 2", null, 200L, true),
row("Abstain", StandardVote.ABSTAIN, 0L, false)
);
I using the fields names as extractors.
Gist: https://gist.github.com/ooraini/03520ac699c5cecc4f65b16f3227d303
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