Java Code Examples for com.tngtech.archunit.core.domain.JavaClass#getConstructorCallsFromSelf()

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Example 1
Source File: ClassFileImporterTest.java    From ArchUnit with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void imports_constructor_calls_on_self() throws Exception {
    JavaClass classThatCallsOwnConstructor = classesIn("testexamples/callimport").get(CallsOwnConstructor.class);
    JavaCodeUnit caller = classThatCallsOwnConstructor.getCodeUnitWithParameterTypes("copy");

    Set<JavaConstructorCall> calls = classThatCallsOwnConstructor.getConstructorCallsFromSelf();

    assertThatCall(getOnlyByCaller(calls, caller))
            .isFrom(caller)
            .isTo(classThatCallsOwnConstructor.getConstructor(String.class))
            .inLineNumber(8);
}
Example 2
Source File: ClassFileImporterTest.java    From ArchUnit with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void imports_constructor_calls_on_other() throws Exception {
    ImportedClasses classes = classesIn("testexamples/callimport");
    JavaClass classThatCallsOtherConstructor = classes.get(CallsOtherConstructor.class);
    JavaClass otherClass = classes.get(CallsOwnConstructor.class);
    JavaCodeUnit caller = classThatCallsOtherConstructor.getCodeUnitWithParameterTypes("createOther");

    Set<JavaConstructorCall> calls = classThatCallsOtherConstructor.getConstructorCallsFromSelf();

    assertThatCall(getOnlyByCaller(calls, caller))
            .isFrom(caller)
            .isTo(otherClass.getConstructor(String.class))
            .inLineNumber(5);
}