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 <div class="block"><h1>JUnitParams</h1><br>
  <p>
  This is a JUnit runner for parameterised tests that don't suck. Annotate your test class with
  <code>&#064;RunWith(JUnitParamsRunner.class)</code> and place
  <code>&#064;Parameters</code> annotation on each test method which requires
  parameters. Nothing more needed - no special structure, no dirty tricks.
  </p>
  <br>
  <h2>Contents</h2> <b> <a href="#p1">1. Parameterising tests</a><br>
  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="#a">a. Parameterising tests via values
  in annotation</a><br>
  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="#b">b. Parameterising tests via a
  method that returns parameter values</a><br>
  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="#c">c. Parameterising tests via
  external classes</a><br>
  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="#d">d. Loading parameters from files</a><br>
  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="#d">e. Converting parameter values</a><br>
  <a href="#p2">2. Usage with Spring</a><br>
  <a href="#p3">3. Other options</a><br>
  </b><br>
  <h3 id="p1">1. Parameterising tests</h3> Parameterised tests are a great way
  to limit the amount of test code when you need to test the same code under
  different conditions. Ever tried to do it with standard JUnit tools like
  Parameterized runner or Theories? I always thought they're so awkward to use,
  that I've written this library to help all those out there who'd like to have
  a handy tool.

  So here we go. There are a few different ways to use JUnitParams, I will try
  to show you all of them here.

  <h4 id="a">a. Parameterising tests via values in annotation</h4>
  <p>
  You can parameterise your test with values defined in annotations. Just pass
  sets of test method argument values as an array of Strings, where each string
  contains the argument values separated by a comma or a pipe "|".

  <pre>
    &#064;Test
    &#064;Parameters({ "20, Tarzan", "0, Jane" })
    public void cartoonCharacters(int yearsInJungle, String person) {
        ...
    }
  </pre>

  Sometimes you may be interested in passing enum values as parameters, then
  you can just write them as Strings like this:

  <pre>
  &#064;Test
  &#064;Parameters({ &quot;FROM_JUNGLE&quot;, &quot;FROM_CITY&quot; })
  public void passEnumAsParam(PersonType person) {
  }
  </pre>

  <h4 id="b">b. Parameterising tests via a method that returns parameter values
  </h4>
  <p>
  Obivously passing parameters as strings is handy only for trivial situations,
  that's why for normal cases you have a method that gives you a collection of
  parameters:

  <pre>
    &#064;Test
    &#064;Parameters(method = "cartoonCharacters")
    public void cartoonCharacters(int yearsInJungle, String person) {
        ...
    }
    private Object[] cartoonCharacters() {
       return $(
           $(0, "Tarzan"),
           $(20, "Jane")
       );
    }
  </pre>

  Where <code>$(...)</code> is a static method defined in
  <code>JUnitParamsRunner</code> class, which returns its parameters as a
  <code>Object[]</code> array. Just a shortcut, so that you don't need to write the ugly <code>new Object[] {}</code> kind of stuff.

  <p>
  <code>method</code> can take more than one method name - you can pass as many
  of them as you want, separated by commas. This enables you to divide your
  test cases e.g. into categories.
  <pre>
    &#064;Test
    &#064;Parameters(method = "menCharactes, womenCharacters")
    public void cartoonCharacters(int yearsInJungle, String person) {
        ...
    }
    private Object[] menCharacters() {
       return $(
           $(20, "Tarzan"),
           $(2, "Chip"),
           $(2, "Dale")
       );
    }
    private Object[] womenCharacters() {
       return $(
           $(0, "Jane"),
           $(18, "Pocahontas")
       );
    }
  </pre>
  <p>
  The <code>method</code> argument of a <code>@Parameters</code> annotation can
  be ommited if the method that provides parameters has a the same name as the
  test, but prefixed by <code>parametersFor</code>. So our example would look
  like this:

  <pre>
    &#064;Test
    &#064;Parameters
    public void cartoonCharacters(int yearsInJungle, String person) {
        ...
    }
    private Object[] parametersForCartoonCharacters() {
       return $(
           $(0, "Tarzan"),
           $(20, "Jane")
       );
    }
  </pre>

  <p>
  If you don't like returning untyped values and arrays, you can equally well
  return any Iterable of concrete objects:

  <pre>
    &#064;Test
    &#064;Parameters
    public void cartoonCharacters(Person character) {
        ...
    }
    private List&lt;Person&gt; parametersForCartoonCharacters() {
       return Arrays.asList(
           new Person(0, "Tarzan"),
           new Person(20, "Jane")
       );
    }
  </pre>

  If we had more than just two Person's to make, we would get redundant,
  so JUnitParams gives you a simplified way of creating objects to be passed as
  params. You can omit the creation of the objects and just return their constructor
  argument values like this:

  <pre>
    &#064;Test
    &#064;Parameters
    public void cartoonCharacters(Person character) {
        ...
    }
    private List&lt;?&gt; parametersForCartoonCharacters() {
       return Arrays.asList(
           $(0, "Tarzan"),
           $(20, "Jane")
       );
    }
  </pre>
  And JUnitParams will invoke the appropriate constructor (<code>new Person(int age, String name)</code> in this case.)
  <b>If you want to use it, watch out! Automatic refactoring of constructor
  arguments won't be working here!</b>

  <p>
  You can also define methods that provide parameters in subclasses and use
  them in test methods defined in superclasses, as well as redefine data
  providing methods in subclasses to be used by test method defined in a
  superclass. That you can doesn't mean you should. Inheritance in tests is
  usually a code smell (readability hurts), so make sure you know what you're
  doing.

  <h4 id="c">c. Parameterising tests via external classes</h4>
  <p>
  For more complex cases you may want to externalise the method that provides
  parameters or use more than one method to provide parameters to a single test
  method. You can easily do that like this:

  <pre>
    &#064;Test
    &#064;Parameters(source = CartoonCharactersProvider.class)
    public void testReadyToLiveInJungle(int yearsInJungle, String person) {
        ...
    }
    ...
    class CartoonCharactersProvider {
       public static Object[] provideCartoonCharactersManually() {
           return $(
               $(0, "Tarzan"),
               $(20, "Jane")
           );
       }
       public static Object[] provideCartoonCharactersFromDB() {
           return cartoonsRepository.loadCharacters();
       }
    }
  </pre>

  All methods starting with <code>provide</code> are used as parameter
  providers.

  <p>
  Sometimes though you may want to use just one or few methods of some class to
  provide you parameters. This can be done as well like this:

  <pre>
    &#064;Test
    &#064;Parameters(source = CartoonCharactersProvider.class, method = "cinderellaCharacters,snowwhiteCharacters")
    public void testPrincesses(boolean isAPrincess, String characterName) {
        ...
    }
  </pre>


  <h4 id="d">d. Loading parameters from files</h4> You may be interested in
  loading parameters from a file. This is very easy if it's a CSV file with
  columns in the same order as test method parameters:

  <pre>
    &#064;Test
    &#064;FileParameters("cartoon-characters.csv")
    public void shouldSurviveInJungle(int yearsInJungle, String person) {
        ...
    }
  </pre>

  But if you want to process the data from the CSV file a bit to use it in the
  test method arguments, you
  need to use an <code>IdentityMapper</code>. Look:

  <pre>
    &#064;Test
    &#064;FileParameters(value = "cartoon-characters.csv", mapper = CartoonMapper.class)
    public void shouldSurviveInJungle(Person person) {
        ...
    }

    public class CartoonMapper extends IdentityMapper {
      &#064;Override
      public Object[] map(Reader reader) {
          Object[] map = super.map(reader);
          List&lt;Object[]&gt; result = new LinkedList&lt;Object[]&gt;();
          for (Object lineObj : map) {
              String line = (String) lineObj; // line in a format just like in the file
              result.add(new Object[] { ..... }); // some format edible by the test method
          }
          return result.toArray();
      }

  }
  </pre>

  A CSV files with a header are also supported with the use of <code>CsvWithHeaderMapper</code> class.

  You may also want to use a completely different file format, like excel or
  something. Then just parse it yourself:

  <pre>
    &#064;Test
    &#064;FileParameters(value = "cartoon-characters.xsl", mapper = ExcelCartoonMapper.class)
    public void shouldSurviveInJungle(Person person) {
        ...
    }

    public class CartoonMapper implements DataMapper {
      &#064;Override
      public Object[] map(Reader fileReader) {
          ...
      }
  }
  </pre>

  As you see, you don't need to open or close the file. Just read it from the
  reader and parse it the way you wish.

  By default the file is loaded from the file system, relatively to where you start the tests from. But you can also use a resource from
  the classpath by prefixing the file name with <code>classpath:</code>

  <h4 id="e">e. Converting parameter values</h4>
  Sometimes you want to pass some parameter in one form, but use it in the test in another. Dates are a good example. It's handy to
  specify them in the parameters as a String like "2013.01.01", but you'd like to use a Jodatime's LocalDate or JDKs Date in the test
  without manually converting the value in the test. This is where the converters become handy. It's enough to annotate a parameter with
  a <code>&#064;ConvertParam</code> annotation, give it a converter class and possibly some options (like date format in this case) and
  you're done. Here's an example:
  <pre>
      &#064;Test
      &#064;Parameters({ "01.12.2012, A" })
      public void convertMultipleParams(
                   &#064;ConvertParam(value = StringToDateConverter.class, options = "dd.MM.yyyy") Date date,
                   &#064;ConvertParam(LetterToASCIIConverter.class) int num) {

          Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
          calendar.setTime(date);

          assertEquals(2012, calendar.get(Calendar.YEAR));
          assertEquals(11, calendar.get(Calendar.MONTH));
          assertEquals(1, calendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH));

          assertEquals(65, num);
      }
  </pre>

  <h3 id="p2">2. Usage with Spring</h3>
  <p>
  You can easily use JUnitParams together with Spring. The only problem is that
  Spring's test framework is based on JUnit runners, and JUnit allows only one
  runner to be run at once. Which would normally mean that you could use only
  one of Spring or JUnitParams. Luckily we can cheat Spring a little by adding
  this to your test class:

  <pre>
  private TestContextManager testContextManager;

  &#064;Before
  public void init() throws Exception {
      this.testContextManager = new TestContextManager(getClass());
      this.testContextManager.prepareTestInstance(this);
  }
  </pre>

  This lets you use in your tests anything that Spring provides in its test
  framework.

  <h3 id="p3">3. Other options</h3> <h4>Customizing how parameter objects are
  shown in IDE</h4>
  <p>
  Tests show up in your IDE as a tree with test class name being the root, test
  methods being nodes, and parameter sets being the leaves. If you want to
  customize the way an parameter object is shown, create a <b>toString</b>
  method for it.
  <h4>Empty parameter sets</h4>
  <p>
  If you create a parameterised test, but won't give it any parameter sets, it
  will be ignored and you'll be warned about it.
  <h4>Parameterised test with no parameters</h4>
  <p>
  If for some reason you want to have a normal non-parameterised method to be
  annotated with @Parameters, then fine, you can do it. But it will be ignored
  then, since there won't be any params for it, and parameterised tests need
  parameters to execute properly (parameters are a part of test setup, right?)
  <h4>JUnit Rules</h4>
  <p>
  The runner for parameterised test is trying to keep all the @Rule's running,
  but if something doesn't work - let me know. It's pretty tricky, since the
  rules in JUnit are chained, but the chain is kind of... unstructured, so
  sometimes I need to guess how to call the next element in chain. If you have
  your own rule, make sure it has a field of type Statement which is the next
  statement in chain to call.
  <h4>Test inheritance</h4>
  <p>
  Although usually a bad idea, since it makes tests less readable, sometimes
  inheritance is the best way to remove repetitions from tests. JUnitParams is
  fine with inheritance - you can define a common test in the superclass, and
  have separate parameters provider methods in the subclasses. Also the other
  way around is ok, you can define parameter providers in superclass and have
  tests in subclasses uses them as their input.</div>
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