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#JSON COMPARE JSONASSERT IDENTICAL PATCH#
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This wil need to be done once a week and there are probably a maximum of a 1000 items changed instead of 40.000. (eg, to make something that works with a non-JUnit test framework) Method Summary.

This is the backend to JSONAssert, but it can be programmed against directly to access the functionality. So my idea was to minimize the amount of items to be updated so i can minimize communication with SharePoint. Provides API to compare two JSON entities. Compare Two JSON Objects with a Custom Comparator JsonNode.equals works quite well in most of the cases. You can still use FluentAssertions.Json with Newtonsoft.Json in your tests to deserialize the actual and expected JSON. Let's read the input JSON as JsonNode and compare: assertEquals (mapper.readTree (s1), mapper.readTree (s2)) It's important to know that two list elements are only compared as equal if they have the same values in the exact same order. You do not need to worry if you use for JSON serialization in your code. This library uses JToken from Newtonsoft.Json as the basis for comparison. If the initial tested operand is enough to return a result, the other operand does not need to be evaluated.

I tried removing the items first and then adding them again, but deleting items from a SharePoint list seems equally as slow as editing them. A better choice is the FluentAssertions.Json extension.

After 4 days it is stil not finished (which seems odd because adding items is so much faster as it seems)

Looping through all 40.000 items and updating existing items in the SharePoint list is painfully slow.

I noticed that performance for adding items to a sharepoint list with Flow is acceptable for us: it taken 5 hours to add 40.000 items to a SharePoint list.

The bigger problem i am trying to fix is: If i understand your solution it only work for items that are added to the source which are not yet available in the SharePoint list. Most of the time an item already exists with the DebiteurNr, but it need to be updated because on of the other values in the object is changed. In your Customization you can use whatever method you like to compare the two values. JSONAssert.assertEquals(expectedJson, actualJson, JSONCompareMode.Thanks for your reply thing is that the only value that remaines constand is the DebiteurNr. JSONAssert.assertEquals (expectedResponseBody, responseBody, new CustomComparator (JSONCompareMode.LENIENT, new Customization ('timestamp', (o1, o2) -> true))) Its also possible to use path expressions like 'entry.id'. String actualJson = FileUtils.readFileToString("/actualFile") String expectedJson = FileUtils.readFileToString("/expectedFile") I've done good experience with JSONAssert. This means that it is possible to compare complete JSON trees for equality by comparing equality of root nodes.

#JSON COMPARE JSONASSERT IDENTICAL FULL#

JsonNode tree2 = mapper.readTree(jsonInput2) īoolean areTheyEqual = tree1.equals(tree2) Įquality for node objects is defined as full (deep) value equality. Big thanks owed to the team behind JSONLint.

See the differences between the objects instead of just the new lines and mixed up properties. JsonNode tree1 = mapper.readTree(jsonInput1) Validate, format, and compare two JSON documents. ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper() This only addresses equality, not differences. Fge-json-patch cannot handle that (if an item is inserted into the middle of an array, it will think that item and every item after that was changed since they are all shifted over by one). This library is better than fge-json-patch (which was mentioned in another answer) because it can detect items being inserted/removed from arrays.

#JSON COMPARE JSONASSERT IDENTICAL PATCH#

JsonNode patch = JsonDiff.asJson(beforeNode, afterNode) JsonNode afterNode = jacksonObjectMapper.readTree(afterJsonString) Im trying to compare two JSON-files with such code: JSONAssert.assertEquals(expected, actual, new CustomComparator(JSONCompareMode. You can use it with Jackson: JsonNode beforeNode = jacksonObjectMapper.readTree(beforeJsonString) I recommend the zjsonpatch library, which presents the diff information in accordance with RFC 6902 (JSON Patch).