常用Java工具类

Ignacio Coloma 说道：作为一个软件开发者，缺乏想象力是最严重的罪过之一。我们经常把事情重复做一遍又一遍，但是我们很少改变这种方式，至少我是这样。经过这些年开发，在我的工具箱里面有了一些每个项目我都需要用到的工具，烦人的重复工作不再是我的事。 

下面这些工具也许你已经用到，让我来仔细介绍它们： 

Lack of imagination is one of our worst sins as software developers. We do the same things over and over again, but we rarely modify our ways: me at least. After some years, these are the tools that made it into my tricks box for everyday tasks. Tiresome operations are not my thing.

Chances are you are already using at least some of these, but here we go anyways:

StringUtils  

这是象面包和奶油一样必须的通用语言库，这个实用工具类包括一些很早以前在String中未包含的重要方法。

StringUtils.isEmpty(null) && StringUtils.isEmpty(""); // true
StringUtils.isBlank("   \n\t");                       // true
StringUtils.substringAfterLast("foo.bar.baz", ".");   // "baz"
StringUtils.substringBeforeLast("foo.bar.baz", ".");  // "foo.bar"
StringUtils.split("foo.bar.baz", '.');                // { "foo", "bar", "baz" }
StringUtils.split("foo,  bar,baz", ", ");             // { "foo", "bar", "baz" }
StringUtils.leftPad("1", 3, '0');                     // "001"

 

 IOUtils and FileUtils  

在一种当你需要手动操作多个文件罕见情况下必须具备的工具，这两个工具很相似(FileUtils操作文件，IOUtils操作InputStream和Reader classes)，和捆绑常用IO. 

A must-have for the rare occasions where you need to manipulate files by hand. Both are pretty much alike (FileUtils for File, IOUtils for InputStream and Reader classes) and come bundled in commons-io.

File file1;
File file2;
InputStream inputStream;
OutputStream outputStream;

// copy one file into another
FileUtils.copyFile(file1, file2);
IOUtils.copy(inputStream, outputStream);

// read a file into a String
String s1 = FileUtils.readFileToString(file1);
String s2 = IOUtils.toString(inputStream);

// read a file into a list of Strings, one item per line
List<String> l1 = FileUtils.readLines(file1);
List<String> l2 = IOUtils.readLines(inputStream);

// put this in your finally() clause after manipulating streams
IOUtils.closeQuietly(inputStream);

// return the list of xml and text files in the specified folder and any subfolders
Collection<File> c1 = FileUtils.listFiles(file1, { "xml", "txt" }, true);

// copy one folder and its contents into another
FileUtils.copyDirectoryToDirectory(file1, file2);

// delete one folder and its contents
FileUtils.deleteDirectory(file1);

 

 

 Google collections  
这是我所知道的最好的扩展实现包，其中一些被社区叫嚣着要加入JDK： 

This is the best implementation of a collections extension that I know of. Some of these are shouting to be included in the JDK:

// create an ArrayList with three arguments
List<String> list = Lists.newArrayList("foo", "bar", "baz");

// notice that there is no generics or class cast,
// and still this line does not generate a warning.
Set<String> s = Sets.newConcurrentHashSet();

// intersect and union are basic features of a Set, if you ask me
Set<String> s = Sets.intersect(s1, s2);

// Example  of multiple values in a Map
ListMultimap<String, Validator> validators = new ArrayListMultimap<String, Validator>();
validators.put("save", new RequiredValidator());
validators.put("save", new StringValidator());
validators.put("delete", new NumberValidator());

validators.get("save"); // { RequiredValidator, StringValidator }
validators.get("foo");  // empty List (not null)
validators.values();    // { RequiredValidator, StringValidator, NumberValidator }

 

 java.util.concurrent  
不是每个人都需要这么重的java.util.concurrent，但是很好用:

Not everybody needs the heavy lifting of java.util.concurrent, but the concurrent collections are handy:

 

// a map that may be modified (by the same or different thread) while being iterated
Map<String, Something> repository = new ConcurrentHashMap<String, Something>();

// same with lists. This one is only available with Java 6
List<Something> list = new CopyOnWriteArrayList<Something>();