Type pattern "@...@" is not supported by TextMatcher. about php-matcher

[norberttech]

Hey, your example does not have a valid JSON, because of that PHPMatcher thinks this is just a regular text.
The following line is not correct from a json point of view.

{
        "aws": {
            "key": "laclédepassepartout",
            "secret": "lesecretdupèrefouras",
-            "@...@"
        }
    }

[domis86]

@tentacode can you try like this? :

$expectedJsonMatcher = <<<JSON
    {
        "aws": {
            "key": "laclédepassepartout",
            "secret": "lesecretdupèrefouras",
            "@*@": "@*@"
        }
    }
    JSON;

[tentacode]

Hey, it's not the Json, but the Json Pattern, the Json is ok in the variable $actualJson.

It should work when I read the documentation the @...@ should be supported.

https://github.com/coduo/php-matcher#json-matching-with-unbounded-arrays-and-objects

Json matching with unbounded arrays and objects

<?php

use Coduo\PHPMatcher\PHPMatcher;

$matcher = new PHPMatcher();

$matcher->match(
  '{
    "users":[
      {
        "firstName": "Norbert",
        "lastName": "Orzechowicz",
        "created": "2014-01-01",
        "roles":["ROLE_USER", "ROLE_DEVELOPER"],
        "attributes": {
          "isAdmin": false,
          "dateOfBirth": null,
          "hasEmailVerified": true
        },
        "avatar": {
          "url": "http://avatar-image.com/avatar.png"
        }
      },
      {
        "firstName": "Michał",
        "lastName": "Dąbrowski",
        "created": "2014-01-01",
        "roles":["ROLE_USER", "ROLE_DEVELOPER", "ROLE_ADMIN"],
        "attributes": {
          "isAdmin": true,
          "dateOfBirth": null,
          "hasEmailVerified": true
        },
        "avatar": null
      }
    ]
  }',
  '{
    "users":[
      {
        "firstName": "@string@",
        "lastName": "@string@",
        "created": "@[email protected]()",
        "roles": [
            "ROLE_USER",
            "@...@"
        ],
        "attributes": {
          "isAdmin": @boolean@,
          "@*@": "@*@"
        },
        "avatar": "@[email protected]({\"url\":\"@[email protected]()\"})"
      }
      ,
      @...@
    ]
  }'
);

[norberttech]

@domis86 is right here, you should use "@*@" if you just want wildcard, @...@ was made for arrays, not properties.

Example

There is also no such thing as "Json Pattern", in order to match value against pattern, json matcher must turn both of them into arrays, it's impossible to achieve that when pattern is not even a JSON.