A unit testing library for varying test data.
Burst is a set of test runners which rely on enums for varying both the instantiation of test classes and the methods inside of them.
Define an enum for the property you wish to vary.
public enum Soda {
PEPSI, COKE
}
The enum can be simple as above, or contain data and methods specific to what you are testing.
public enum Sets {
HASH_SET() {
@Override public <T> Set<T> create() {
return new HashSet<T>();
}
},
LINKED_HASH_SET() {
@Override public <T> Set<T> create() {
return new LinkedHashSet<T>();
}
},
TREE_SET() {
@Override public <T> Set<T> create() {
return new TreeSet<T>();
}
}
public abstract <T> Set<T> create();
}
Annotate your test class to use the BurstJUnit4
runner.
@RunWith(BurstJUnit4.class)
public class DrinkSodaTest {
// TODO Tests...
}
An enum that appears on a test constructor will cause all the enclosed test to be run once for each value in the enum.
public DrinkSodaTest(Soda soda) {
// TODO Do something with 'soda'...
}
Combine multiple enums for the combination of their variations.
public DrinkSodaTest(Soda soda, Sets sets) {
// TODO Do something with 'soda' and 'sets'...
}
This will be called with the constructor arguments
[PEPSI
& HASH_SET
, PEPSI
& LINKED_HASH_SET
, PEPSI
& TREE_SET
, COKE
& HASH_SET
, ..].
Methods may also be varied using one or more parameters that are enums.
@Test public void drinkFavoriteSodas(Soda soda) {
// TODO Test drink method with 'soda'...
}
Having both constructor variation and method variation is supported.
@RunWith(BurstJUnit4.class)
public class DrinkSodaTest {
private final Set<Soda> favorites;
public DrinkSodaTest(Sets sets) {
favorites = sets.create();
}
@Test public void trackFavorites() {
// TODO ...
}
@Test public void drinkFavoriteSodas(Soda soda) {
// TODO ...
}
}
The trackFavorites
test will be executed 3 times, once for each Sets
value. The
drinkFavoriteSodas
test, however, is executed 6 times, for each of the three Sets
values it
runs twice for each Soda
.
If a particular variation or variation combination does not make sense you can use assumptions to filter either directly in the test or as a custom rule.
Android currently uses a JUnit 3-based system for testing. Enums are still used for variation but other aspects need to be changed for support.
In a subclass of InstrumentationTestRunner
, an instance of BurstAndroid
should be provided
as the Android test runner.
public final class ExampleTestRunner extends InstrumentationTestRunner {
private final BurstAndroid testRunner = new BurstAndroid();
@Override protected AndroidTestRunner getAndroidTestRunner() {
return testRunner;
}
}
Due to how test classes are instantiated, constructor variation is only supported if a no-argument public constructor is also specified.
public DrinkSodaTest() {
}
public DrinkSodaTest(Soda soda) {
// TODO Do something with 'soda'...
}
Method variation is not supported.
An alternate filtering mechanism is provided since JUnit 3 lacks assumptions. Subclasses of
BurstAndroid
can override the isClassApplicable
and isMethodApplicable
methods to determine
whether or not to include a test class or test method, respectively.
-
JUnit 4
A test runner which can be used for JUnit 4.
com.squareup.burst:burst-junit4:1.0.0
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Android (JUnit 3)
A test runner for use by an
InstrumentationTestRunner
or one of its subclasses.com.squareup.burst:burst-android:1.0.0
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Core library
Contains the core logic which creates the combinations of arguments for both constructors and method. Usually not useful on its own.
com.squareup.burst:burst:1.0.0
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