Examples of com.hamburgsud.log4testing.core.data.TestStep

Package com.hamburgsud.log4testing.core.data

Examples of com.hamburgsud.log4testing.core.data.TestStep

com.hamburgsud.log4testing.core.data.TestStep
This class stores all the data which corresponds to a test step. Which data is to be stored in a test step is to be decided by test writers themselves. That means that test writers can decide if they want log technical or domain driven commands or for instance which messages will be provided by their implementations of their commands after execution. The usual case is that every test step has the following information:
- The starting time when the execution of a test step was started (see {@link #start()})
- The finishing time when the execution of a test step was finished (see {@link #finish()})
- Which command was executed, if it was successful (the status) and if their are some additional information related to the execution of this test step
The starting time of a test step will be automatically set when a new instance of this test step is created.
In addition to all the mentioned information every test step has its unique id which is unique in the context of the JVM, but not between two executions. This means that the id of a test step can change with the next execution.
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   * Tests the assertion assertOK
   */
  @Test
  public void testAssertOk() {
    testCase.newTestStepGroup("My simple Test");
    final TestStep testStep = testCase.newTestStep(TestStatus.OK,
        "mySimpleTestCommand", "This is just a simple test.",
        "Everything is working fine.");
    testStep.finish();
    Assert.assertOk(testStep);
  }

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  @Test
  public void testAssertOkTS() {
    TestSuite testSuite1 = new TestSuite("TestSuite1");
    TestCase testCase1 = new TestCase("TestCase1");
    testCase1.newTestStepGroup("TestStepGroup1");
    final TestStep testStep = testCase.newTestStep(TestStatus.OK,
        "mySimpleTestCommand", "This is just a simple test.",
        "Everything is working fine.");
    testStep.finish();
    testCase1.addTestStep(testStep);
    testSuite1.addTestCase(testCase1);
    Assert.assertOk(testSuite1);
  }

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   * Creates a TestCase with an OK TestStep
   */
  public TestCase createTCOK() {
    TestCase testCase1 = new TestCase("TestCase1");
    testCase1.newTestStepGroup("TestStepGroup1");
    final TestStep testStep = testCase.newTestStep(TestStatus.OK,
        "mySimpleTestCommand", "This is just a simple test.",
        "Everything is working fine.");
    testCase1.addTestStep(testStep);
    return testCase1;
  }

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   * Creates a TestStep with TestStatus ERROR
   * @return Error TestStep
   */
  public TestStep ErrorTestStep() {
    testCase.newTestStepGroup("This is another simple Test");
    final TestStep testStep = testCase
        .newTestStep(TestStatus.ERROR, "anotherSimpleTestCommand",
            "The expected behaviour is that the status of this test step is an error.");
    return testStep;
  }

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   * Creates a TestStep with TestStatus OK
   * @return
   */
  public TestStep OKTestStep() {
    testCase.newTestStepGroup("This is another simple Test");
    final TestStep testStep = testCase
        .newTestStep(TestStatus.OK, "anotherSimpleTestCommand",
            "The expected behaviour is that the status of this test step is ok.");
    return testStep;
  }

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  public void test() {
    TestSuite testSuite = TestLogger.getTestSuite("My TestSuite");
    TestCase testCase = TestLogger.getTestCase("example.TestCase");
    testSuite.addTestCase(testCase);
    testCase.newTestStepGroup("Create");
    TestStep okTestStep = getOkTestStep();
    TestStep errorTestStep = getErrorTestStep();
    testCase.addTestStep(errorTestStep);
    testCase.addTestStep(okTestStep);
    TestLogger.tearDown();
  }

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        "Hello World!", "txt");
    return attachment;
  }


  private static TestStep getErrorTestStep() {
    TestStep testStep = new TestStep();
    testStep.setStatus(TestStatus.ERROR);
    testStep.setMessage("An error occurred.");
    testStep.setCommand("errorCommand");
    testStep.addAttachment(getDummyAttachment());
    return testStep;
  }

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    testStep.addAttachment(getDummyAttachment());
    return testStep;
  }


  private static TestStep getOkTestStep() {
    TestStep testStep = new TestStep();
    testStep.setStatus(TestStatus.OK);
    testStep.setComment("This test step is ok.");
    testStep.setCommand("okCommand");
    return testStep;
  }

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  }


  @Test
  public void testGetFirstTestStep() {
    assertNull(testCase.getFirstTestStep());
    TestStep firstTestStep = testCase.newTestStep();
    assertSame(firstTestStep, testCase.getFirstTestStep());
    testCase.newTestStep();
    assertSame(firstTestStep, testCase.getFirstTestStep());
  }

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  }


  @Test
  public void testGetLastTestStep() {
    assertNull(testCase.getLastTestStep());
    TestStep firstTestStep = testCase.newTestStep();
    assertSame(firstTestStep, testCase.getLastTestStep());
    TestStep lastTestStep = testCase.newTestStep();
    assertNotSame(firstTestStep, testCase.getLastTestStep());
    assertSame(lastTestStep, testCase.getLastTestStep());
  }

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