doesn’t

entries

require me to specify a predicate for each element rather than applying one to every element?

ah... sorry, I have mistaken the allMatch. That's an absent feature in this case, feel free to open an issue and I'll look into it.

In the meantime you can use:

val list = iterable.toList()
val assertions: List<Assert<Int>.() -> Unit> = list.map {
    val l: Assert<Int>.() -> Unit = { this isLessThan 2 }
    l
}
expect(list) containsStrictly Entries(assertions.first(), *assertions.drop(1).toTypedArray())

(in case you have already seen the extension function example, do not use it, it is buggy since it consumes the iterator but then makes the assertion again on the iterator. It requires a bit more care. You can still wrap the above into a function and use it as workaround until Atrium supports allMatch as proper assertion function.

@robstoll I'm trying out Atrium, I included the testCompile in gradle, but I'm not seeing

assert

in IDEA apart from the Kotlin `assert`s... Am I missing something?

Are you using a predefined assertion verb or your own?

testCompile "ch.tutteliatrium cc en UK robstoll0.6.0"

I also have

kluent

(I want to replace it, though...)

I guess you want to use a predefined assertion verb, in this case you need to add

testCompile "ch.tutteli:atrium-verbs:0.6.0"

in addition

https://github.com/robstoll/atrium#out-of-the-box-assertion-verbs for further reference

I think that should be on top... most people will want that first... 😉

yeah... that's what rob fletcher said as well, I probably going to change that in v. 0.7.0

But it still doesn't suggest them in IDEA...?

it should, what verb are you using?

assert?

ok (you have assertThat and expect as alternatives)

add the following:

import ch.tutteli.atrium.verbs.assert.assert

that should definitely do it

does it work? 🙂

Ok, it was a problem with gradle not downloading the verbs.. I just changed the gradle file and saved it and it downloaded the deps), got it w/o the imports. But now I don't get all the pretty errors... I just get a whole stack trace and results just like Kluent...

I'm using Spek

hm... there is a stack trace (Atrium throws AssertionError's) but you should see the message on top

expected:<com.play/71-21--0.apk> but was:<ch.tutteli.atrium.creating.ReportingAssertionPlantImpl@7a2e0858> is on top

nah.. that's not a message from Atrium that still must be kluent

@robstoll uploaded a file:

can you paste your code? I think you are mixing Atrium and kluent

You're right,

expect(selectedVariant).shouldEqual(variants.get(variantIndex).downloadUrl)

... I guess I don't know what to expect from

expect

🙈

Is expect documented...?