Stephan van Hulst
Stephan van Hulst
Awesome. Thanks for the great effort!
Seconded. I already have a method like this in a library I wrote. It looks like this: ```java /** * Creates a requirement from a description and a predicate. *...
Same problem with `IsIterableContaining.hasItem(T item)`. Instead of wrapping the element in an `equalTo()` matcher, it could check if the iterable is a `Collection` and use the `Collection.contains()` method, or use...
Not as of yet, I have to admit. However, I have written a library that relies heavily on Hamcrest that validates method preconditions and I can foresee that some methods...
Sure. I can probably have it up Friday or Monday evening.
@tumbarumba @vlsi sorry guys, I completely got sidetracked. Thanks for the reminder. I'm busy over the weekend, but I'll definitely hop to it the coming week. Stay tuned.
Adding tuples is a bad idea. Tuples are weakly typed heterogeneous containers that make their contents accessible through poorly named members such as `item1` and `item2` etc. @manueljordan Just create...
@manueljordan and you don't have a constructor or factory method in `Person` that does something similar to the `tuple()` method except it returns a `Person`?
@manueljordan `assertThat(person, is(Person.of("087", "Peter", "Jordani", parse("1980-01-01"))));`