Examples of org.easetech.easytest.reports.data.MethodUnderTestDuration

org.easetech.easytest.reports.data.MethodUnderTestDuration

Class encapsulating the run information of a particular method of a class that is being tested by a particular Test Method. This class is instantiated when a user wants to intercept the calls to the methods of a class under test using {@link Intercept} or {@link Duration} annotation.For example the below code specifies the annotation {@link Duration} at the field ItemService. This meansthat this service will be proxied by EasyTest and EasyTest will try to capture the duration it took for the method of the class ItemService and compare it with the expectedTimeInMillis attribute. All this information is captured by EasyTest inside this class's instance in order to provide the reporting functionality with all the requisite information it requires to produce a report.

 public class ItemServiceTest { {@literal}@Duration(timeInMillis=30) private ItemService itemService public Item testGetItem( {@literal}@Param(name="itemType") String itemType ,  {@literal}@Param(name="expectedItem")Item expectedItem) { Item item = itemService.getItem(itemType); Assert.assertNotNull(item); Assert.assertEquals(expectedItem , item); return item; }

@author anuj kumar

     */
    public Object intercept(Method method , Object[] args) throws Throwable {
        Long startTime = System.nanoTime();
        Object result = getUserIntercepter().intercept(method, getTargetInstance(), args);
        Long timeTaken = System.nanoTime() - startTime;
        MethodUnderTestDuration durationBean = getMethodDurationBean(method, args, result);
        compareTime(timeTaken , method , durationBean);
        return result;
    }

     * @param args the arguments to the method under test
     * @param result the result returned by the method under test
     * @return an instance of {@link MethodUnderTestDuration}
     */
    private MethodUnderTestDuration getMethodDurationBean(Method method, Object[] args , Object result) {
        MethodUnderTestDuration durationBean = new MethodUnderTestDuration();
        durationBean.setClassUnderTest(getTargetInstance().getClass());
        durationBean.setMethodUnderTest(method);
        durationBean.setMethodArguments(args);
        durationBean.setMethodResult(result);
        return durationBean;
        
    }

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