PHP code example of fesor / json_matcher

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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fesor / json_matcher example snippets

$alice = new User('Alice', 'Miller');
$john = new User('John', 'Smith');
$alice->addFriend($john);

$json = JsonMatcher::create(
    json_encode($alice->toArrayIncludingFriends()), ['id', 'created_at']
);

$json->equal(json_encode($john->toArray()), ['at' => 'friends/0']);

$json->

$json->

$jsonResponse = JsonMatcher::create($response->getContent());

// or you can use factory instead
$jsonResponse = $matcherFactory->create($response->getContent());

// and there you go, for example you may use something like this 
// for your gherkin steps implementations
$jsonResponse
    ->hasSize(1, ['at' => 'friends']) // checks that list of friends was incremented
    ->

$matcher = JsonMatcher::create($subject, ['id', 'created_at']);

$actualJson = '["id": 1, "json": "spec"]';
$expectedJson = '["json": "spec"]';
$matcher
    ->setSubject($actualJson)
    ->equal($expectedJson, ['excluding' => ['id']])
;

$matcher = JsonMatcher::create($subject, ['id', 'created_at', 'updated_at']);

$matcher = JsonMatcher::create($response->getContent(), ['id', 'created_at', 'updated_at']);
$jsonResponseSubject->equal($expectedJson, ['including' => ['id']]);

$json = <<<JSON
{
    "id": 1,
    "name": "Foo",
    "collection": [
        {"id": 1, "name": "Foo"},
        {"id": 2, "name": "Bar"},
    ]
}
JSON;

$matcher
    ->setSubject($json)
    // check for value inclusion
    ->' => 'collection'])
;

$json = <<<JSON
{
    "collection": [
        "json",
        "matcher"
    ]
}
JSON;

$matcher
    ->setSubject($json)
    ->hasPath('collection/1')
;

$json = <<<JSON
{
    "collection": [
        "json",
        "matcher"
    ]
}
JSON;

$matcher
    ->setSubject($json)
    ->hasSize(2, ['at' => 'collection'])
;

$json = <<<JSON
{
    "collection": [
        {},
        "json",
        42,
        13.45
    ]
}
JSON;

$matcher
    ->setSubject($json)
    ->hasType('array', ['at' => 'collection'])
    ->hasType('object', ['at' => 'collection/0'])
    ->hasType('string', ['at' => 'collection/1'])
    ->hasType('integer', ['at' => 'collection/2'])
    ->hasType('float', ['at' => 'collection/3'])
;

$matcher
    ->setSubject($json)
    ->notEqual($expected)
    ->notIncludes($part)
;

$actual = <<<JSON
{
    "collection": [
        "item"
    ]
}
JSON;
$expected = '"item"';
JsonMatcher::create($actual)
    ->equal($expected, ['at' => 'collection/0'])
;