Package com.atlassian.jira.mock

Class MockAvatar

java.lang.Object

com.atlassian.jira.mock.MockAvatar

All Implemented Interfaces:

Avatar

public class MockAvatar
extends Object
implements Avatar

Non production bean implementation of Avatar.

Since:

v4.0

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface com.atlassian.jira.avatar.Avatar

Avatar.Size, Avatar.Type

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface com.atlassian.jira.avatar.Avatar

demotedSystemProjectAvatars, demotedSystemUserAvatars

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
MockAvatar(long id, String fileName, String contentType, Avatar.Type type, String owner, boolean system)	Deprecated.
MockAvatar(long id, String fileName, String contentType, IconType iconType, String owner, boolean system)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Avatar.Type	getAvatarType()	Returns the avatar type.
String	getContentType()	The MIME type of the avatar image file.
String	getFileName()	The base filename to the avatar image file.
IconType	getIconType()	Get the icon type.
Long	getId()	The database identifier for the Avatar, may be null if it hasn't yet been stored or if database identifiers are not supported.
String	getOwner()	Returns the identity of the domain object that this avatar is an avatar for.
boolean	isSystemAvatar()	Indicates whether the Avatar is a system-provided one or if users have defined it.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

MockAvatar

public MockAvatar(long id,
 String fileName,
 String contentType,
 IconType iconType,
 String owner,
 boolean system)

MockAvatar

@Deprecated
public MockAvatar(long id,
 String fileName,
 String contentType,
 Avatar.Type type,
 String owner,
 boolean system)

Deprecated.

Method Details

getAvatarType

public Avatar.Type getAvatarType()

Description copied from interface: Avatar

Returns the avatar type.

Since v7.1 plugins can add avatars to arbitrary entities. The enum will just return Avatar.Type.OTHER if the Avatar is for a custom entity.

Specified by:

getAvatarType in interface Avatar

Returns:

a non null Avatar.Type.

getIconType

@Nonnull
public IconType getIconType()

Description copied from interface: Avatar

Get the icon type.

Specified by:

getIconType in interface Avatar

Returns:

The type of the icon.

getContentType

public String getContentType()

Description copied from interface: Avatar

The MIME type of the avatar image file.

Specified by:

getContentType in interface Avatar

Returns:

the non null file name.

getFileName

public String getFileName()

Description copied from interface: Avatar

The base filename to the avatar image file. The actual file name will be modified with the id etc.

Specified by:

getFileName in interface Avatar

Returns:

the non null file name.

getId

public Long getId()

Description copied from interface: Avatar

The database identifier for the Avatar, may be null if it hasn't yet been stored or if database identifiers are not supported. This will always return null for user avatars in some deployment configurations. Avatars for other purposes (e.g. Projects) may follow this in future versions and this method will be deprecated entirely. The id should not be used to construct URLs to the currently-configured avatar for anything. This method should only be used when it is necessary to refer to an avatar that is not currently the configured avatar for the domain object. The only use cases where this is needed are those to do with modifying or viewing detailed avatar configuration.

Specified by:

getId in interface Avatar

Returns:

the database id or null.

getOwner

public String getOwner()

Description copied from interface: Avatar

Returns the identity of the domain object that this avatar is an avatar for.

For example, if it is a user avatar, it would be the user key (since that is the primary key), for a Project it is the project ID as a String. The meaning of this should be determined by the IconType.

For a non-system avatar (see Avatar.isSystemAvatar()}, the owner is never null. For a system avatar, the owner is always null.

Specified by:

getOwner in interface Avatar

Returns:

the ID of the domain object that this is the avatar for.

isSystemAvatar

public boolean isSystemAvatar()

Description copied from interface: Avatar

Indicates whether the Avatar is a system-provided one or if users have defined it.

Specified by:

isSystemAvatar in interface Avatar

Returns:

true only if the Avatar is a system-provided one.