@Test
public void testParseAndFormatDate() {
// default date format
String dateStr = "2015-11-07T03:49:09.356Z";
assertEquals(
dateStr, apiClient.formatDate(apiClient.parseDate("2015-11-07T03:49:09.356+00:00")));
assertEquals(dateStr, apiClient.formatDate(apiClient.parseDate("2015-11-07T03:49:09.356Z")));
assertEquals(
dateStr, apiClient.formatDate(apiClient.parseDate("2015-11-07T05:49:09.356+02:00")));
assertEquals(
dateStr, apiClient.formatDate(apiClient.parseDate("2015-11-07T02:49:09.356-01:00")));
// custom date format: without milli-seconds, custom time zone
DateFormat format = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssXXX");
format.setTimeZone(TimeZone.getTimeZone("GMT+10"));
apiClient.setDateFormat(format);
dateStr = "2015-11-07T13:49:09+10:00";
assertEquals(dateStr, apiClient.formatDate(apiClient.parseDate("2015-11-07T03:49:09+00:00")));
assertEquals(dateStr, apiClient.formatDate(apiClient.parseDate("2015-11-07T03:49:09Z")));
assertEquals(dateStr, apiClient.formatDate(apiClient.parseDate("2015-11-07T00:49:09-03:00")));
assertEquals(dateStr, apiClient.formatDate(apiClient.parseDate("2015-11-07T13:49:09+10:00")));
}
