QuickBuilder | The builder pattern without boilerplate code | Form library
kandi X-RAY | QuickBuilder Summary
kandi X-RAY | QuickBuilder Summary
In addition to being much easier to write, the builders that QuickBuilder creates are probably better behaved and more richly featured than the ones you might have been building by hand.
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QuickBuilder Examples and Code Snippets
public class Person {
private String name;
private int age;
private Person partner;
public void setName(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
public void setAge(int age) {
this.age = age;
}
public void
import static org.pitest.quickbuilder.common.ElementSequence.from;
import static java.util.Arrays.asList;
interface PersonBuilder extends SequenceBuilder {
// ... etc
}
PersonBuilder person = QB.builder(PersonBuilder.class)
interface PersonBuilder extends Builder {
// ... etc
}
PersonBuilder youngPerson = QB.builder(PersonBuilder.class).withAge(18);
Person rita = youngPerson.withName("Rita").withPartner(bob).build();
Person sue = youngPerson.withName("Sue").build()
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QUESTION
I am new on using ant and junit. I have the following problem. My ant build.xml builds successfully but during running the junit tests the following message appears.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-21 at 22:00I have posted the same question over to https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VALIDATOR-443. You can also find the answer there.
So basically the problem is that the ant build has been dropped from the project 1.4.0. and the suggested me to use the latest release and build it with maven.
I hope this helps.
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Install QuickBuilder
For any bean e.g. Create a builder by declaring an interface. Get an instance by calling QB.builder, then use it like any other builder. For classes without a public no-args constructor you can supply a "seed" function that creates the instance. For classes that don't provide setter methods (e.g immutable classes) you can tell QuickBuilder that you will take responsibility for a property by declaring an underscore method in your builder. The underscore method can then be used in your seed function to route the value to the right place. You can of course choose to supply a seed function even when QuickBuilder does not require it and thereby move some some errors to being compile time errors rather than runtime. When a seed function is used to set all properties the only types of runtime error that can occur are if :-. Note that these are mistakes within the builder interface definition - these probelms cannot be introduced by making changes to the built class.
The name of an underscore method does not match with a property declared on the builder
The type of an underscore method does not match the type of the corresponding property
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