Package com.jcabi.matchers

Class RegexMatchers

java.lang.Object
com.jcabi.matchers.RegexMatchers
public final class RegexMatchers extends Object
Convenient matchers for checking Strings against regular expressions.
Since:
1.3

  • Method Details

    • matchesAnyPattern

      public static org.hamcrest.Matcher<String> matchesAnyPattern(String... patterns)
      Checks whether a String matches at lease one of given regular expressions.
      Parameters:
      patterns - Regular expression patterns
      Returns:
      Matcher suitable for JUnit/Hamcrest matching

    • matchesPattern

      public static org.hamcrest.Matcher<String> matchesPattern(String pattern)
      Checks whether a String matches the given regular expression. Works in a similar manner to String.matches(String). For example: 
       MatcherAssert.assert(
   "abc123",
   RegexMatchers.matchesPattern("[a-c]+\\d{3}")
 );
      Parameters:
      pattern - The pattern to match against
      Returns:
      Matcher suitable for JUnit/Hamcrest matching

    • containsPattern

      public static org.hamcrest.Matcher<String> containsPattern(String pattern)
      Checks whether a String contains a subsequence matching the given regular expression. Works in a similar manner to Matcher.find(). For example: 
       MatcherAssert.assert(
   "fooBar123",
   RegexMatchers.containsPattern("Bar12")
 );
      Parameters:
      pattern - The pattern to match against
      Returns:
      Matcher suitable for JUnit/Hamcrest matching

    • containsAnyPattern

      public static org.hamcrest.Matcher<String> containsAnyPattern(String... patterns)
      Checks whether a String contains a subsequence matching any of the given regular expressions.
      Parameters:
      patterns - The patterns to match against
      Returns:
      Matcher suitable for JUnit/Hamcrest matching
      See Also:

    • containsAllPatterns

      public static org.hamcrest.Matcher<String> containsAllPatterns(String... patterns)
      Checks whether a String contains a subsequence matching any of the given regular expressions.
      Parameters:
      patterns - The patterns to match against
      Returns:
      Matcher suitable for JUnit/Hamcrest matching
      See Also: