Examples of jodd.typeconverter.impl.BooleanConverter

jodd.typeconverter.impl.BooleanConverter
Converts given object to Boolean. Conversion rules:
- null value is returned as null
- object of destination type is simply casted
- object is converted to string, trimmed. Then common boolean strings are matched: "yes", "y", "true", "on", "1" for true; and opposite values for false.

    DoubleConverter doubleConverter = new DoubleConverter();
    register(Double.class, doubleConverter);
    register(double.class, doubleConverter);
    register(MutableDouble.class, new MutableDoubleConverter(this));


    BooleanConverter booleanConverter = new BooleanConverter();
    register(Boolean.class, booleanConverter);
    register(boolean.class, booleanConverter);


    CharacterConverter characterConverter = new CharacterConverter();
    register(Character.class, characterConverter);

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    DoubleConverter doubleConverter = new DoubleConverter();
    register(Double.class, doubleConverter);
    register(double.class, doubleConverter);
    register(MutableDouble.class, new MutableDoubleConverter(this));


    BooleanConverter booleanConverter = new BooleanConverter();
    register(Boolean.class, booleanConverter);
    register(boolean.class, booleanConverter);


    CharacterConverter characterConverter = new CharacterConverter();
    register(Character.class, characterConverter);

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public class BooleanConverterTest {


  @Test
  public void testConversion() {
    BooleanConverter booleanConverter = new BooleanConverter();


    assertNull(booleanConverter.convert(null));


    assertEquals(Boolean.TRUE, booleanConverter.convert(Boolean.TRUE));


    assertEquals(Boolean.TRUE, booleanConverter.convert("yes"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.TRUE, booleanConverter.convert(" yes "));
    assertEquals(Boolean.TRUE, booleanConverter.convert("YES"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.TRUE, booleanConverter.convert("y"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.TRUE, booleanConverter.convert("Y"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.TRUE, booleanConverter.convert("on"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.TRUE, booleanConverter.convert("ON"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.TRUE, booleanConverter.convert("1"));


    assertEquals(Boolean.FALSE, booleanConverter.convert("no"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.FALSE, booleanConverter.convert(" no "));
    assertEquals(Boolean.FALSE, booleanConverter.convert("NO"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.FALSE, booleanConverter.convert("n"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.FALSE, booleanConverter.convert("N"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.FALSE, booleanConverter.convert("off"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.FALSE, booleanConverter.convert("OFF"));
    assertEquals(Boolean.FALSE, booleanConverter.convert("0"));
  }

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jodd.typeconverter.BooleanConverterTest

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