tquilapratyush / generateapextesttemplate-toolingapi

GenerateApexTestTemplate-ToolingApi

Generates the Apex Class template to create the test classes for all the apex classes where there isn't any test class specified. The test class is recognised by 'Test_' prefix.

Features:

a) Creates the test class for each of the apex classes where there isn't any test class specified. For e.g. suppose there are two apex classes in our org - 'ApexClass1' and 'ApexClass2' and there is a test class for 'ApexClass2' which is called - 'Test_ApexClass2'. When we execute the call (i.e. GenerateTemplate.generateTestClassTemplate();), it checks for existing test classes and creates one if there isn't any. In this case, it would create 'Test_ApexClass1' for 'ApexClass1'.

b) Add the comments and the class body with two methods - runPositiveTestCases() and runNegativeTestCases(). This may help an org to have proper naming conventions throughout all of the test classes by using a particular template.

Directions to Use:

To create the templates for all the test classes, please use the following :- GenerateTemplate.generateTestClassTemplate();

You could call the above method directly from your developer console (as this is a one time process) or from anywhere else wherever you feel like.

Also, please make sure that the remote site settings are properly set to:

https://(instance_name).salesforce.com

or

https://c.(instance_name).visual.force.com (if calling form visualforce page)

Feedback

It would be great if you could provide a feedback on this. Its just a starting point so looking forward to hearing from you and improve the functionality.

Please also note that this repo is heavily pulled up from https://github.com/afawcett/apex-toolingapi Thanks to Andrew for his continued help.

generateapextesttemplate-toolingapi's Issues

Poor naming convention

Naming a test Class test_CLASSNAME is not a best practice. The best practice taught in the Dev501 course is CLASSNAME_test. That way all the classes appear next to eachother.