Coverage Summary for Class: InputType (org.kitodo.api.dataeditor.rulesetmanagement)

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 package org.kitodo.api.dataeditor.rulesetmanagement;
 
 /**
  * Enumerates the possible instructions for displaying the input field.
  */
 public enum InputType {
     /**
      * Instruction to represent the element as a boolean selection. The design,
      * such as a checkbox, two radio buttons, or drop-down with two values, is
      * left to the application.
      */
     BOOLEAN,
 
     /**
      * Instruction to represent the element as a date input. The design is left
      * to the application. In the simplest case, a single-line text field is
      * sufficient here, but a comfortable date selection can also be realized.
      * Importantly, the date entry must support dates prior to 1970.
      */
     DATE,
 
     /**
      * Instruction to represent the element as integer input. The design is left
      * to the application. In the simplest case, a single-line text field is
      * sufficient here, but rotary or slider controls can also be implemented.
      * It is important that you can always enter an exact number.
      */
     INTEGER,
 
     /**
      * Instruction to represent the element as a single-selection list. The
      * design, for example as a list box or as a sequence of radio buttons, is
      * left to the application.
      */
     MULTI_LINE_SINGLE_SELECTION,
 
     /**
      * Instruction to represent the element as a larger text input field for
      * multi-line texts.
      */
     MULTI_LINE_TEXT,
 
     /**
      * Instruction to represent the element as a list with multiple selections.
      * The design is left to the application. However, it is important to make
      * it obvious to the user that he has an easy way to select more than one
      * value here.
      */
     MULTIPLE_SELECTION,
 
     /**
      * Instruction to present the element as a one-line selection option. The
      * design, for example, as a drop-down list, is left to the application.
      */
     ONE_LINE_SINGLE_SELECTION,
 
     /**
      * Instruction to represent the element as a small, one-line text field.
      */
     ONE_LINE_TEXT
 }