Class: JSONSchemer::Fuzz::PrimitiveType::Integer

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/json_schemer/fuzz/primitive_type/integer.rb

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.invalid_params(attributes) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/json_schemer/fuzz/primitive_type/integer.rb', line 6

def invalid_params(attributes)
  generated_params = []
  if type = attributes["type"]
    valid_types = [type].flatten
    # TODO: Ideally this array would include a string number, as that is the intent here
    ["&"].each { |val| generated_params << val } unless valid_types.include?("string")
    # TODO: Ideally 0.1 would work here as invalid, as it is not an integer
    #       But it doesn't, so instead we use an array
    generated_params << [0.1] unless valid_types.include?("number")
    JSONSchemer::Fuzz::PrimitiveType.invalid_params_by_type(attributes).each do |invalid_param|
      generated_params << invalid_param
    end
  else
    generated_params = ["#"]
  end

  attributes.each do |keyword, attribute|
    if (klass = keyword_to_class_map[keyword])
      klass.invalid_params(attributes).each do |invalid_param|
        generated_params << invalid_param
      end
    end
  end

  generated_params
end

.keyword_to_class_map ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/json_schemer/fuzz/primitive_type/integer.rb', line 44

def keyword_to_class_map
  {
    "minimum" => JSONSchemer::Fuzz::Keyword::Minimum,
    "maximum" => JSONSchemer::Fuzz::Keyword::Maximum,
    "multipleOf" => JSONSchemer::Fuzz::Keyword::MultipleOf,
  }
end

.valid_param(attributes = {}) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/json_schemer/fuzz/primitive_type/integer.rb', line 33

def valid_param(attributes = {})
  valid_params = []
  attributes.each do |keyword, attribute|
    if klass = keyword_to_class_map[keyword]
      valid_params << klass.valid_param(attributes)
    end
  end

  valid_params.empty? ? rand(100) : valid_params.sample
end