junit5-slick-sample

The junit5-slick-sample project demonstrates how to run tests based on JUnit Jupiter and report results to slick using slickqa-junit-jupiter extensions.

There are two seperate examples of running tests in this project. For both examples be sure to set the slick instance where tests will report: -Dslick.baseurl=<Slick Instance Base URL> (Example: "http://slick.yourcompany.com")

1. Running tests with gradle.

   • Tests will run with ./gradlew build or ./gradlew test When building gradle will skip testing if they've already been run unless changes are detected.
   • System properties needed for Slick can easily be set in your gradle build file. "slick.build" is an example of a system property that comes from an environment variable"

   test {
      	// Set these to report to slick.  You'll notice we get the build from an environment variable
      	//systemProperty "slick.scheduleTests", "false"
      	//systemProperty "slick.baseurl", "http://slick.mycompany.com"
      	//systemProperty "slick.project", "coolProject"
      	//systemProperty "slick.release", "releaseName"
      	//systemProperty "slick.build", System.getenv("BUILD")
      	//systemProperty "slick.testplan", "testplanName"
      	useJUnitPlatform()
      	testLogging {
       	events "passed", "skipped", "failed"
       	}
   }
   

2. Packaging an executable jar and running tests from main.

   • compile and create the jar just by building. jar location is build/libs/junit5-slick-sample.jar
   • An example of running the jar:

   java -Dslick.scheduleTests=false -Dslick.baseurl=http://slick.mycompany.com -Dslick.project=projectName -Dslick.release=releaseName -Dslick.build=1 -Dslick.testplan=testplanName -jar build/libs/junit5-slick-sample.jar