assertk.assertions

Class IterableKt

assertk.assertions.IterableKt

public class IterableKt

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static <T extends Iterable<?>> void	contains(Assert<? extends T> $receiver, java.lang.Object element) Asserts the iterable contains the expected element, using in.
static <T extends Iterable<?>> void	doesNotContain(Assert<? extends T> $receiver, java.lang.Object element) Asserts the iterable does not contain the expected element, using !in.
static <E,T extends Iterable<? extends E>> void	each(Assert<? extends T> $receiver, kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super assertk.Assert<? extends E>,kotlin.Unit> f) Asserts on each item in the iterable. The given lambda will be run for each item.

Method Detail

contains

public static <T extends Iterable<?>> void contains(Assert<? extends T> $receiver,
                                                    java.lang.Object element)

Asserts the iterable contains the expected element, using in.

See Also:

PrimativeArrayKt.byteArrayDoesNotContain

doesNotContain

public static <T extends Iterable<?>> void doesNotContain(Assert<? extends T> $receiver,
                                                          java.lang.Object element)

Asserts the iterable does not contain the expected element, using !in.

See Also:

PrimativeArrayKt.byteArrayContains

each

public static <E,T extends Iterable<? extends E>> void each(Assert<? extends T> $receiver,
                                                            kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super assertk.Assert<? extends E>,kotlin.Unit> f)

Asserts on each item in the iterable. The given lambda will be run for each item.

assert(listOf("one", "two")).each {
  it.hasLength(3)
}