You can put the IT’ss into different folder like this: . |– pom.xml `– src |– it | `– java | `– com | `– soebes | `– maui | `– it | `– BitMaskIT.java |– main | `– java | `– com | `– soebes | `– maui | `– it | `– BitMask.java … Read more
According to official google documentation we should add our test helpers for Architecture Components (LiveData) in a such way: // Test helpers for LiveData testImplementation “android.arch.core:core-testing:1.1.0” And at least for me it just doesn’t work. (see the question above) How it should be actually: // Test helpers for LiveData androidTestImplementation “android.arch.core:core-testing:1.1.0” Now everything works just … Read more
If you already have your own test setup/teardown in your suites, which from the looks of it you do, there is not much you can gain from the FailSafe plugin. The FailSafe plugin is useful in situations where the Setup of your System Under Test is costly or takes a long time such as starting … Read more
One way to achieve this would be to use a custom RunListener, with the caveat that it would be easier to use an annotation rather than javadoc. You would need to have a custom annotation such as: @TestDoc(text=”tests for XXX-342, fixes customer issue blahblah”) @Test public void testForReallyBigThings() { // stuff } RunListener listens to … Read more
I’m currently working at a large well-known company on our test tools and frameworks team. So while I’m no expert, it is something that’s part of my job. I’m going to be talking specifically about web testing. Testing is somewhat different for native apps like iOS and Android and I’m not super familiar with those … Read more
Update: As of Spring Boot 1.4.0, TestRestTemplate does not extend RestTemplate anymore but still provides the same API as RestTemplate. TestRestTemplate extends RestTemplate provides the same API as the RestTemplate, so you can use that same API for sending requests. For example: HttpHeaders headers = new HttpHeaders(); headers.add(“your_header”, “its_value”); template.exchange(base, HttpMethod.GET, new HttpEntity<>(headers), Page.class);
you can test with your email from Gmail, just append +something to your email address: myemail@gmail.com you can have a test account that will deliver to your normal Gmail address: myemail+testuser1@gmail.com myemail+testusern@gmail.com
I can’t speak to being a best practice, but here’s what I’ve done in the past. Unit tests: Create unit tests for non-trivial beans (ie, most of your Spring related beans) Use Mocks for injected services where practical (ie, most if not all the time). Use a standard naming convention for these tests in the … Read more
There’s a semi decent implementation at node-mocks-http Require it: var mocks = require(‘node-mocks-http’); you can then compose req and response objects: req = mocks.createRequest(); res = mocks.createResponse(); You can then test your controller directly: var demoController = require(‘demoController’); demoController.login(req, res); assert.equal(res.json, {}) caveat There is at time of writing an issue in this implementation to … Read more