Package net.andreinc.mockneat.unit.seq

Class IntSeq

java.lang.Object

net.andreinc.mockneat.unit.seq.IntSeq

All Implemented Interfaces:

MockUnit<java.lang.Integer>, MockUnitInt

public class IntSeq
extends java.lang.Object
implements MockUnitInt

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
IntSeq()
IntSeq(int increment)
IntSeq(int start, int increment)
IntSeq(int start, int increment, int max, int min, boolean cycle)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
IntSeq	cycle(boolean cycle)	Enables or disables the "cycling" in the elements, if the max value was reached.
IntSeq	increment(int increment)	Sets the increment of the IntSeq.
static IntSeq	intSeq()	Returns a IntSeq object that can be used to generate arbitrary Integer numbers in a sequence.
IntSeq	max(int max)	Sets the max value that can be generated by the current IntSeq.
IntSeq	min(int min)	Sets the min value that can be generated by the current IntSeq.
IntSeq	start(int start)	Sets the start value of the IntSeq.
java.util.function.Supplier<java.lang.Integer>	supplier()	This is the sole abstract method of the interface.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface net.andreinc.mockneat.abstraction.MockUnit

array, array, collection, collection, collection, collection, collection, collection, consume, consume, get, get, list, list, list, list, list, list, map, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapKeys, mapToDouble, mapToInt, mapToLocalDate, mapToLong, mapToString, mapToString, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, mapVals, serialize, set, set, set, set, set, set, stream, val, val, valStr, valStr

Methods inherited from interface net.andreinc.mockneat.abstraction.MockUnitInt

array, arrayPrimitive, intStream

Constructor Detail

IntSeq

public IntSeq(int start,
              int increment,
              int max,
              int min,
              boolean cycle)

IntSeq

public IntSeq(int start,
              int increment)

IntSeq

public IntSeq(int increment)

IntSeq

public IntSeq()

Method Detail

intSeq

public static IntSeq intSeq()

Returns a IntSeq object that can be used to generate arbitrary Integer numbers in a sequence.

Returns:

A re-usable IntSeq object. The IntSeq class implements MockUnitInt.

start

public IntSeq start(int start)

Sets the start value of the IntSeq.

By default the starting value is 0.

Parameters:

start - The starting value.

Returns:

The same IntSeq object.

increment

public IntSeq increment(int increment)

Sets the increment of the IntSeq.

By default the increment value is 1.

Parameters:

increment - The increment's value.

Returns:

The same IntSeq object.

cycle

public IntSeq cycle(boolean cycle)

Enables or disables the "cycling" in the elements, if the max value was reached.

Parameters:

cycle - The status of "cycling".

Returns:

The same IntSeq object.

max

public IntSeq max(int max)

Sets the max value that can be generated by the current IntSeq.

By default, the value is set Integer.MAX_VALUE.

Parameters:

max - The max value that can be generated by the current IntSeq.

Returns:

The same IntSeq object.

min

public IntSeq min(int min)

Sets the min value that can be generated by the current IntSeq.

By default, the value is set to Integer.MIN_VALUE

Parameters:

min - The min value that can be generated by the current IntSeq

Returns:

The same IntSeq object.

supplier

public java.util.function.Supplier<java.lang.Integer> supplier()

Description copied from interface: MockUnit

This is the sole abstract method of the interface. Needs to be implemented every-time a MockUnit is implemented.

Specified by:

supplier in interface MockUnit<java.lang.Integer>

Returns:

A Supplier<T>.