Mark JSON-containing paramaters with @Language("JSON")

[foaw]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. When calling assertThatJson and passing a j.l.String, it could be specified as such for IntelliJ IDEA. This will enable in-place validation of JSON, enable highlighting, allow opening the fragment in a separate tab, sorting, etc.

Describe the solution you'd like Since the project already uses JetBrains Annotations, it only remains to mark the parameters with @Language("JSON").

Describe alternatives you've considered.

• One can define their own method with all the necessary overloaded methods on their own and call the delegating utility class instead of JsonAssertions.
• It's possible to assign such annotations to parameters locally. However, an j.l.Object is expected in the signature, so this isn't an option in the end.

Additional context The parameter type has to be j.l.String, so an overloaded method will have to be introduced.

[lukas-krecan]

Hi, tha fact that the parameter has to be a String makes it unfeasible. I will not be willing to overload all the methods that accept Object with a String variant just to get better IDE support. The cost is too high for the expected gain. Sorry