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origin: dboissier/mongo4idea

@Before
public void setUp() {
  MockitoAnnotations.initMocks(MongoResultPanelTest.class);
  mongoResultPanel = GuiActionRunner.execute(new GuiQuery<MongoResultPanel>() {
    protected MongoResultPanel executeInEDT() {
      return new MongoResultPanel(DummyProject.getInstance(), mongoDocumentOperations, notifierMock);
    }
  });
  frameFixture = Containers.showInFrame(mongoResultPanel);
}
origin: joel-costigliola/assertj-swing

/**
 * Creates a new {@code JFrame} and uses the given {@code Container} as its content pane. The created {@code JFrame}
 * is wrapped by a {@link FrameFixture}. Unlike {@link #showInFrame(Container)}, this method does <strong>not</strong>
 * display the created {@code JFrame}. It uses the given {@code Robot}, if you've created your own {@code Robot} this
 * method is best for you, if not use {@code #frameFixtureFor(Container)}.
 * 
 * @param robot performs user events on the given window and verifies expected output.
 * @param contentPane the {@code Container} to use as content pane for the {@code JFrame} to create.
 * @return the created {@code FrameFixture}.
 * @see #frameFor(Container)
 */
@RunsInEDT
@Nonnull public static
FrameFixture frameFixtureFor(@Nonnull Robot robot, @Nonnull Container contentPane) {
 return new FrameFixture(robot, frameFor(contentPane));
}
origin: joel-costigliola/assertj-swing

/**
 * Creates a new {@code JFrame} and uses the given {@code Container} as its content pane. The created {@code JFrame}
 * is wrapped and displayed by a {@link FrameFixture}. It uses the given {@code Robot}, if you've created your own
 * {@code Robot} this method is best for you, if not use {@code #showInFrame(Container)}.
 * 
 * @param robot performs user events on the given window and verifies expected output.
 * @param contentPane the {@code Container} to use as content pane for the {@code JFrame} to create.
 * @return the created {@code FrameFixture}.
 * @see #frameFor(Container)
 */
@RunsInEDT
@Nonnull public static
FrameFixture showInFrame(@Nonnull Robot robot, @Nonnull Container contentPane) {
 FrameFixture frameFixture = frameFixtureFor(robot, contentPane);
 frameFixture.show();
 return frameFixture;
}
origin: joel-costigliola/assertj-swing

/**
 * Creates a new {@code JFrame} and uses the given {@code Container} as its content pane. The created {@code JFrame}
 * is wrapped by a {@link FrameFixture}. Unlike {@link #showInFrame(Container)}, this method does <strong>not</strong>
 * display the created {@code JFrame}.
 * <p>
 * <strong>Note:</strong>This method creates a new {@link Robot}. When using this method, please do not create any
 * additional instances of {@code Robot}. Only one instance of {@code Robot} can exist per test class. If you've
 * created your own {@code Robot} e.g. by extending the base test class, use
 * {@code #frameFixtureFor(Robot, Container)}.
 * </p>
 * 
 * @param contentPane the {@code Container} to use as content pane for the {@code JFrame} to create.
 * @return the created {@code FrameFixture}.
 * @see #frameFor(Container)
 */
@RunsInEDT
@Nonnull public static
FrameFixture frameFixtureFor(@Nonnull Container contentPane) {
 return new FrameFixture(frameFor(contentPane));
}
origin: joel-costigliola/assertj-swing

/**
 * Creates a new {@code JFrame} and uses the given {@code Container} as its content pane. The created {@code JFrame}
 * is wrapped and displayed by a {@link FrameFixture}.
 * <p>
 * <strong>Note:</strong>This method creates a new {@link Robot}. When using this method, please do not create any
 * additional instances of {@code Robot}. Only one instance of {@code Robot} can exist per test class. If you've
 * created your own {@code Robot} e.g. by extending the base test class, use {@code #showInFrame(Robot, Container)}.
 * </p>
 * 
 * @param contentPane the {@code Container} to use as content pane for the {@code JFrame} to create.
 * @return the created {@code FrameFixture}.
 * @see #frameFor(Container)
 */
@RunsInEDT
@Nonnull public static
FrameFixture showInFrame(@Nonnull Container contentPane) {
 FrameFixture frameFixture = frameFixtureFor(contentPane);
 frameFixture.show();
 return frameFixture;
}
origin: dboissier/mongo4idea

@Before
public void setUp() {
  mongoManager = Mockito.spy(new MongoManager());
  configurationPanel = GuiActionRunner.execute(new GuiQuery<ServerConfigurationPanel>() {
    protected ServerConfigurationPanel executeInEDT() {
      return new ServerConfigurationPanel(DummyProject.getInstance(), mongoManager);
    }
  });
  frameFixture = Containers.showInFrame(configurationPanel);
}
origin: dboissier/mongo4idea

        .append("visible", false)
        .append("image", null));
frameFixture = Containers.showInFrame(mongoEditionPanel);
origin: dboissier/mongo4idea

frameFixture = Containers.showInFrame(mongoEditionPanel);
origin: dboissier/mongo4idea

@Test
public void displayMongoDocumentInTheTreeTable() {
  mongoEditionPanel.updateEditionTree(
      new Document("_id", new ObjectId("50b8d63414f85401b9268b99"))
          .append("label", "toto")
          .append("visible", false)
          .append("image", null));
  frameFixture = Containers.showInFrame(mongoEditionPanel);
  JTableFixture tableFixture = frameFixture.table("editionTreeTable");
  tableFixture.replaceCellReader(new JsonTableCellReader());
  tableFixture.requireColumnCount(2)
      .requireContents(new String[][]{
          {"_id", "50b8d63414f85401b9268b99"},
          {"label", "toto"},
          {"visible", "false"},
          {"image", "null"}
      });
}
origin: dboissier/mongo4idea

@Test
public void addKeyWithSomeValue() {
  mongoEditionPanel.updateEditionTree(
      new Document("_id", new ObjectId("50b8d63414f85401b9268b99"))
          .append("label", "toto")
          .append("visible", false)
          .append("image", null));
  frameFixture = Containers.showInFrame(mongoEditionPanel);
  JTableFixture editionTreeTable = frameFixture.table("editionTreeTable");
  editionTreeTable.replaceCellReader(new JsonTableCellReader());
  editionTreeTable.selectCell(TableCell.row(1).column(1));
  mongoEditionPanel.addKey("stringKey", "pouet");
  editionTreeTable.selectCell(TableCell.row(1).column(1));
  mongoEditionPanel.addKey("numberKey", "1.1");
  editionTreeTable.requireContents(new String[][]{
      {"_id", "50b8d63414f85401b9268b99"},
      {"label", "toto"},
      {"visible", "false"},
      {"image", "null"},
      {"stringKey", "pouet"},
      {"numberKey", "1.1"},
  });
}
origin: t28hub/json2java4idea

@Before
public void setUp() throws Exception {
  final IdeaTestFixtureFactory ideaFixtureFactory = IdeaTestFixtureFactory.getFixtureFactory();
  testFixture = ideaFixtureFactory.createBareFixture();
  testFixture.setUp();
  application = ApplicationManager.getApplication();
  underTest = GuiActionRunner.execute(SettingsPanel::new);
  window = Containers.showInFrame(underTest.getComponent());
}
origin: UNIVALI-LITE/Portugol-Studio

Containers.showInFrame(robot(), aba);
origin: UNIVALI-LITE/Portugol-Studio

Containers.showInFrame(robot(), aba);
org.assertj.swing.fixtureContainers

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Utility methods related to Containers.

Most used methods

  • showInFrame
    Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane. The created JFrameis wrapped
  • frameFixtureFor
    Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane. The created JFrameis wrapped
  • frameFor
    Creates a new JFrame and uses the given Container as its content pane. The created JFramehas the nam

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