package name of the generated asserts is always the same as for the source classes

[MikeShysh]

Hello,

I have the following configs

assertjGen {
    classOrPackageNames = ['com.mycompany.api.jsonModels']
    outputDir = 'src/main/java/com/mycompany/api/asserts'
    assertjGenerator = 'org.assertj:assertj-assertions-generator:2.0.0'
    cleanOnlyFiles = true
}

As a result, generated asserts are placed to 'src/main/java/com/mycompany/api/asserts' but with package name com.mycompany.api.jsonModels.

Here is the part of log:

14:11:49.433 INFO  o.a.a.g.c.AssertionGeneratorLauncher - Generating assertions for classes [class com.mycompany.api.jsonModels.CustomerInfo, class com.mycompany.api.jsonModels.AuxFieldsInfoItem, class com.mycompany.api.jsonModels.ServiceFeaturesInfoItem]
14:11:49.453 INFO  o.a.a.g.c.AssertionGeneratorLauncher - Generating assertions for class : com.mycompany.api.jsonModels.CustomerInfo
14:11:49.490 INFO  o.a.a.g.c.AssertionGeneratorLauncher - Generated CustomerInfo assertions file -> /home/mike-ua/api/src/main/java/com/mycompany/api/asserts/./com/mycompany/api/jsonModels/CustomerInfoAssert.java  <<<<

Please check what could be done to have generated asserts with the corresponding package name

[opengl-8080]

I guess that AssertJ Assertions Generator does not support it.

Package name is generated at BaseAssertionGenerator.java.

BaseAssertionGenerator.java#L282

    template = replace(template, PACKAGE, classDescription.getPackageName());

ClassDescription.getPackageName() method is implemented like following.

ClassDescription#L70

  private TypeToken<?> type;

  ....

  public String getPackageName() {
    return type.getRawType().getPackage().getName();
  }

type represents source class type that is target of generator.
Therefor, assertion classes has same package name to source target classes.

ClassDescription instance is created at AssertionGeneratorLauncher.java.

AssertionGeneratorLauncher#91

  private static void generateFlatAssertions(Set<TypeToken<?>> types) throws IOException {
    logger.info("Generating assertions for types {}", types);
    BaseAssertionGenerator customAssertionGenerator = new BaseAssertionGenerator();
    
    for (TypeToken<?> type : types) {
      logger.info("Generating assertions for class : {}", type);
      File customAssertionFile = customAssertionGenerator.generateCustomAssertionFor(toClassDescription(type)); // here!!
      logger.info("Generated {} assertions file -> {}", type,
                  customAssertionFile.getAbsolutePath());
    }
  }

There are no options to configure package name.

[MikeShysh]

Thank you. If I understand you correctly it should be fixed on "AssertJ Assertions Generator" side? Am I right?

[opengl-8080]

Yes.
Would you please consult AssertJ Assertion Generator?

[MikeShysh]

Hi,
Additional parameter was added on AssertJ Assertion Generator: assertj/assertj-assertions-generator#112

[opengl-8080]

Thank you.
I confirm the issue.

[opengl-8080]

I made version2.
You can use generateAssertionsInPackage option in this plugin.

However I found a bug of generateAssertionsInPackage.
If you want to generate assertions entry point classes, please wait to fix issue #122.