mockutils

Documentation

Index

• Variables
• func DoesObjectCorrespondToString(object any, correspondent string) bool
• func NoErrors(t *testing.T, err error)
• func ValidateReadConformsMetadata(objectName string, readResponse map[string]any, ...) error
• type ExpectedSubsetErrors
  • func (e ExpectedSubsetErrors) Error() string

Variables

var MetadataResultComparator = metadataResultComparator{}

var ReadResultComparator = readResultComparator{}

var WriteResultComparator = writeResultComparator{}

Functions

func DoesObjectCorrespondToString

func DoesObjectCorrespondToString(object any, correspondent string) bool

func NoErrors

func NoErrors(t *testing.T, err error)

func ValidateReadConformsMetadata

func ValidateReadConformsMetadata(objectName string,
	readResponse map[string]any, metadata *common.ListObjectMetadataResult,
) error

ValidateReadConformsMetadata this will check that all the fields that were returned by `Read` method are a subset of ObjectMetadata. It is possible that Read will not return all the possible fields which is fine and not a cause for an error. However, it will return a Joined error for every Read field that is missing in Metadata.

Types

type ExpectedSubsetErrors

type ExpectedSubsetErrors []error

ExpectedSubsetErrors represents a collection of errors expected to be found within a target wrapped error. Instead of constructing and comparing a full wrapped error stack, this `error type` focuses on verifying that critical errors are present in the wrapped Go error.

By using this type, you dictate to the testing code to perform subset comparison via `errors.Is`.

func (ExpectedSubsetErrors) Error

func (e ExpectedSubsetErrors) Error() string