Mastering Software Testing with JUnit 5电子书

Title Page

Copyright

Mastering Software Testing with JUnit 5

Credits

About the Author

About the Reviewers

www.PacktPub.com

Why subscribe?

Customer Feedback

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Downloading the example code

Errata

Piracy

Questions

Retrospective On Software Quality And Java Testing

Software quality

Quality engineering

Requirements and specification

Quality Assurance

ISO/IEC-25000

Verification and Validation

Software defects

Static analysis

Software testing

Testing levels

Unit testing

Integration testing

System testing

Testing methods

Black-box testing

White-box testing

Non-functional testing

Testing types

Other testing approaches

Testing frameworks for the JVM

JUnit 3

Standard tests in JUnit 3

Test execution in JUnit 3

JUnit 4

Standard tests in JUnit 4

Test execution in JUnit 4

Advanced features of JUnit 4

JUnit ecosystem

Summary

What’s New In JUnit 5

Road to JUnit 5

JUnit 5 motivation

Modularity

JUnit 4 runners

JUnit 4 rules

JUnit 5 inception

JUnit 5 community

JUnit 5 architecture

Test Engine SPI

Test Launcher API

Running tests in JUnit 5

Jupiter tests with Maven

Jupiter tests with Gradle

Legacy tests with Maven

Legacy tests wih Gradle

The ConsoleLauncher

Jupiter tests in JUnit 4

IntelliJ

Eclipse

The extension model of JUnit 5

Test lifecycle

Conditional extension points

Dependency injection

Third-party extensions

Summary

JUnit 5 Standard Tests

Test lifecycle

Test instance lifecycle

Skipping tests

Display names

Assertions

Jupiter assertions

Group of assertions

Asserting exceptions

Asserting timeouts

Third-party assertion libraries

Tagging and filtering tests

Filtering tests with Maven

Maven regular support

Filtering tests with Gradle

Meta-annotations

Conditional test execution

Assumptions

Nested tests

Repeated tests

Migration from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5

Rule support in Jupiter

Summary

Simplifying Testing With Advanced JUnit Features

Dependency injection

TestInfoParameterResolver

RepetitionInfoParameterResolver

TestReporterParameterResolver

Dynamic tests

Test interfaces

Test templates

Parameterized tests

@ValueSource

@EnumSource

@MethodSource

@CsvSource and @CsvFileSource

@ArgumentsSource

Argument conversion

Implicit conversion

Explicit conversion

Custom names

Java 9

JUnit 5 and Java 9 compatibility

Beyond JUnit 5.0

Summary

Integration Of JUnit 5 With External Frameworks

Mockito

Mockito in a nutshell

JUnit 5 extension for Mockito

Spring

Spring in a nutshell

Spring modules

Introduction to Spring Test

Testing Spring Boot applications

JUnit 5 extension for Spring

Selenium

Selenium in a nutshell

JUnit 5 extension for Selenium

Cucumber

Cucumber in a nutshell

JUnit 5 extension for Cucumber

Docker

Docker in a nutshell

JUnit 5 extension for Docker

Android

Android in a nutshell

Gradle plugin for JUnit 5 in Android projects

REST

REST in a nutshell

Using REST test libraries with Jupiter

Summary

From Requirements To Test Cases

The importance of requirements

Test planning

Test design

Equivalence partitioning

Boundary analysis

Test coverage

Software testing principles

The psychology of testing

Test anti-patterns

Code smells

Summary

Testing Management

Software development processes

Continuous Integration

Jenkins

Travis CI

Test reporting

Maven Surefire Report

Allure

Defect-tracking systems

Static analysis

Putting all pieces together

Features and requirements

Design

Tests

Summary