Uses of Class
org.assertj.reflection.ConstructorAssert

Uses of ConstructorAssert in org.assertj.reflection

Methods in org.assertj.reflection that return ConstructorAssert

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static ConstructorAssert	ReflectionAssertions.assertThat(Constructor<?> actual)	Creates a new instance of ConstructorAssert.
ConstructorAssert	ConstructorAssert.isNotPackagePrivate()	Verifies that the Constructor is not package-private.
ConstructorAssert	ConstructorAssert.isNotPrivate()	Verifies that the Constructor is not private.
ConstructorAssert	ConstructorAssert.isNotProtected()	Verifies that the Constructor is not protected.
ConstructorAssert	ConstructorAssert.isNotPublic()	Verifies that the Constructor is not public.
ConstructorAssert	ConstructorAssert.isPackagePrivate()	Verifies that the Constructor is package-private.
ConstructorAssert	ConstructorAssert.isPrivate()	Verifies that the Constructor is private.
ConstructorAssert	ConstructorAssert.isProtected()	Verifies that the Constructor is protected.
ConstructorAssert	ConstructorAssert.isPublic()	Verifies that the Constructor is public.

Method parameters in org.assertj.reflection with type arguments of type ConstructorAssert

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
ClassAssert	ClassAssert.hasDeclaredConstructor(Class<?>[] parameterTypes, java.util.function.Consumer<ConstructorAssert> constructorAssertConsumer)	Verifies that the Class has a declared constructor with multiple arguments.
ClassAssert	ClassAssert.hasDeclaredConstructor(Class<?> parameterType, java.util.function.Consumer<ConstructorAssert> constructorAssertConsumer)	Verifies that the Class has a declared constructor with a single argument.
ClassAssert	ClassAssert.hasDeclaredConstructor(java.util.function.Consumer<ConstructorAssert> constructorAssertConsumer)	Verifies that the Class has a declared constructor with no arguments.