Examples of PostBuilder

net.pterodactylus.sone.database.PostBuilder
Builder for {@link Post} objects.
A {@link Post} consists of the following elements:
- an ID,
- a {@link Sone sender},
- an optional {@link Sone recipient},
- a time,
- and a text.
Except for the recipient, all this elements have to be configured on this builder. For the ID you have the possibility to configure either a random ID (which should be used for new posts) or a custom ID you specify (for creating an existing post). For the time you can use the current time (again, for creating new posts) or the given time (for loading posts). It is an error to specify both ways for either the ID or the time. @author David ‘Bombe’ Roden
sagan.blog.PostBuilder

Examples of sagan.blog.PostBuilder

        String response = result.getResponse().getContentAsString();
        assertThat(response, containsString("Read more"));
    }


    private Post createSinglePost() {
        Post post = new PostBuilder().title("This week in Spring - June 3, 2013")
                .rawContent("Raw content").renderedContent("Html content")
                .renderedSummary("Html summary").build();
        postRepository.save(post);
        return post;
    }

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Examples of sagan.blog.PostBuilder

    private void createManyPostsInNovember(int numPostsToCreate) {
        Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
        List<Post> posts = new ArrayList<>();
        for (int postNumber = 1; postNumber <= numPostsToCreate; postNumber++) {
            calendar.set(2012, 10, postNumber);
            Post post = new PostBuilder()
                    .title("This week in Spring - November " + postNumber + ", 2012")
                    .rawContent("Raw content").renderedContent("Html content")
                    .renderedSummary("Html summary").createdAt(calendar.getTime())
                    .publishAt(calendar.getTime()).build();
            posts.add(post);

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Examples of sagan.blog.PostBuilder

    private void createManyPostsInNovember(int numPostsToCreate) {
        Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
        List<Post> posts = new ArrayList<>();
        for (int postNumber = 1; postNumber <= numPostsToCreate; postNumber++) {
            calendar.set(2012, 10, postNumber);
            Post post = new PostBuilder().title("This week in Spring - November " + postNumber + ", 2012")
                    .rawContent("Raw content")
                    .renderedContent("Html content")
                    .renderedSummary("Html summary")
                    .category(PostCategory.ENGINEERING)
                    .createdAt(calendar.getTime())

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Examples of sagan.blog.PostBuilder

    private void createManyPostsInNovember(int numPostsToCreate) {
        Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
        List<Post> posts = new ArrayList<>();
        for (int postNumber = 1; postNumber <= numPostsToCreate; postNumber++) {
            calendar.set(2012, 10, postNumber);
            Post post = new PostBuilder().title("This week in Spring - November " + postNumber + ", 2012")
                    .rawContent("Raw content")
                    .renderedContent("Html content")
                    .renderedSummary("Html summary")
                    .isBroadcast()
                    .createdAt(calendar.getTime())

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