/** Test that the list of accounts is always returned sorted alphabetically */
@Test
public void shouldBeAlphabeticallySortedByDefault() {
Account first = new Account(ALPHA_ACCOUNT_NAME);
Account second = new Account(BRAVO_ACCOUNT_NAME);
// purposefully added the second after the first
mAccountsDbAdapter.addRecord(second);
mAccountsDbAdapter.addRecord(first);
List<Account> accountsList = mAccountsDbAdapter.getAllRecords();
assertEquals(2, accountsList.size());
// bravo was saved first, but alpha should be first alphabetically
assertThat(accountsList).contains(first, Index.atIndex(0));
assertThat(accountsList).contains(second, Index.atIndex(1));
}
@Test
public void testTransactionsAreTimeSorted() {
Transaction t1 = new Transaction("T800");
t1.setTime(System.currentTimeMillis() - 10000);
Split split = new Split(Money.getZeroInstance(), alphaAccount.getUID());
t1.addSplit(split);
t1.addSplit(split.createPair(bravoAccount.getUID()));
Transaction t2 = new Transaction("T1000");
t2.setTime(System.currentTimeMillis());
Split split2 = new Split(new Money("23.50"), bravoAccount.getUID());
t2.addSplit(split2);
t2.addSplit(split2.createPair(alphaAccount.getUID()));
mTransactionsDbAdapter.addRecord(t1);
mTransactionsDbAdapter.addRecord(t2);
List<Transaction> transactionsList =
mTransactionsDbAdapter.getAllTransactionsForAccount(alphaAccount.getUID());
assertThat(transactionsList).contains(t2, Index.atIndex(0));
assertThat(transactionsList).contains(t1, Index.atIndex(1));
}
