pub enum JsonPattern {
Json(Value),
Array(Vec<JsonPattern>),
Object(HashMap<String, JsonPattern>),
Pattern(Box<dyn Pattern<Matches = Value>>),
}Expand description
A pattern which can be used to either:
- generate a sample JSON value using
to_json, or - test whether a JSON value matches the pattern.
Many common Rust types may be converted into JSON patterns using into(),
or the provided helper functions:
use pact_consumer::prelude::*;
let s: JsonPattern = "example".into();
let b: JsonPattern = true.into();
let v: JsonPattern = vec!["a", "b"].into();
let n = JsonPattern::null();For more complicated values, see the json_pattern! macro.
Variants§
Json(Value)
A regular JSON value, implemented by serde_json::Value. Contains
no special matching rules.
Array(Vec<JsonPattern>)
An array of JSON patterns. May contain nested matching rules.
Object(HashMap<String, JsonPattern>)
An object containing JSON patterns. May contain nested matching rules.
Pattern(Box<dyn Pattern<Matches = Value>>)
A term which contains an arbitrary matchable. This is where rules like
Like hook into our syntax.
Implementations§
Source§impl JsonPattern
impl JsonPattern
Sourcepub fn null() -> JsonPattern
pub fn null() -> JsonPattern
Construct a JSON null value.
Sourcepub fn pattern<P>(pattern: P) -> JsonPattern
pub fn pattern<P>(pattern: P) -> JsonPattern
Construct a JSON pattern from a type implementing Pattern.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Debug for JsonPattern
impl Debug for JsonPattern
Source§impl<'a, T: Clone + Into<JsonPattern>> From<&'a [T]> for JsonPattern
impl<'a, T: Clone + Into<JsonPattern>> From<&'a [T]> for JsonPattern
Source§impl<'a> From<&'a str> for JsonPattern
impl<'a> From<&'a str> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<DateTime<JsonPattern>> for JsonPattern
impl From<DateTime<JsonPattern>> for JsonPattern
Source§fn from(pattern: DateTime<JsonPattern>) -> Self
fn from(pattern: DateTime<JsonPattern>) -> Self
Source§impl From<EachLike> for JsonPattern
impl From<EachLike> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<HashMap<String, JsonPattern>> for JsonPattern
impl From<HashMap<String, JsonPattern>> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<Like<JsonPattern>> for JsonPattern
impl From<Like<JsonPattern>> for JsonPattern
Source§fn from(pattern: Like<JsonPattern>) -> Self
fn from(pattern: Like<JsonPattern>) -> Self
Source§impl From<ObjectMatching> for JsonPattern
impl From<ObjectMatching> for JsonPattern
Source§fn from(pattern: ObjectMatching) -> Self
fn from(pattern: ObjectMatching) -> Self
Source§impl From<String> for JsonPattern
impl From<String> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<Term<JsonPattern>> for JsonPattern
impl From<Term<JsonPattern>> for JsonPattern
Source§fn from(pattern: Term<JsonPattern>) -> Self
fn from(pattern: Term<JsonPattern>) -> Self
Source§impl From<Value> for JsonPattern
impl From<Value> for JsonPattern
Source§impl<T: Into<JsonPattern>> From<Vec<T>> for JsonPattern
impl<T: Into<JsonPattern>> From<Vec<T>> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<bool> for JsonPattern
impl From<bool> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<f32> for JsonPattern
impl From<f32> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<f64> for JsonPattern
impl From<f64> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<i16> for JsonPattern
impl From<i16> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<i32> for JsonPattern
impl From<i32> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<i64> for JsonPattern
impl From<i64> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<i8> for JsonPattern
impl From<i8> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<isize> for JsonPattern
impl From<isize> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<u16> for JsonPattern
impl From<u16> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<u32> for JsonPattern
impl From<u32> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<u64> for JsonPattern
impl From<u64> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<u8> for JsonPattern
impl From<u8> for JsonPattern
Source§impl From<usize> for JsonPattern
impl From<usize> for JsonPattern
Source§impl<T: Into<JsonPattern>> FromIterator<T> for JsonPattern
impl<T: Into<JsonPattern>> FromIterator<T> for JsonPattern
Source§fn from_iter<I: IntoIterator<Item = T>>(iter: I) -> Self
fn from_iter<I: IntoIterator<Item = T>>(iter: I) -> Self
Source§impl Pattern for JsonPattern
impl Pattern for JsonPattern
Source§type Matches = Value
type Matches = Value
Source§fn to_example(&self) -> Value
fn to_example(&self) -> Value
Matchable into an example data value, stripping out
any special match rules.Source§fn to_example_bytes(&self) -> Vec<u8> ⓘ
fn to_example_bytes(&self) -> Vec<u8> ⓘ
Matchable into an example data value as byte slice.Source§fn extract_matching_rules(
&self,
path: DocPath,
rules_out: &mut MatchingRuleCategory,
)
fn extract_matching_rules( &self, path: DocPath, rules_out: &mut MatchingRuleCategory, )
Matchable, and insert them into
rules_out, using path as the base path. Read moreAuto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for JsonPattern
impl !RefUnwindSafe for JsonPattern
impl !Send for JsonPattern
impl !Sync for JsonPattern
impl Unpin for JsonPattern
impl UnsafeUnpin for JsonPattern
impl !UnwindSafe for JsonPattern
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