Junit 5 Jupiter Under JDK 16 In Details Step by Step

Junit 5 Jupiter Under JDK 16 In Details Step by Step, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 48 lectures, based on 66 reviews, and has 287 subscribers.

You will learn about JUnit 3,4 Framework Retrospect & Junit 5 Architecture Overview JUnit 5 Juipter Foundation JUnit 5 Juipter Advancement Migrate legacy JUnit 4 test code Integration Other Framework(Mockito,Powermock,Cucumber,Selenium,Spring,etc.) This course is ideal for individuals who are Java Developer or JVM(Scala,Groovy,Koltin) Language Develop Engineer or QA Developer It is particularly useful for Java Developer or JVM(Scala,Groovy,Koltin) Language Develop Engineer or QA Developer.

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Title: Junit 5 Jupiter Under JDK 16 In Details Step by Step

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 48

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Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

JUnit 3,4 Framework Retrospect & Junit 5 Architecture Overview

JUnit 5 Juipter Foundation

JUnit 5 Juipter Advancement

Migrate legacy JUnit 4 test code

Integration Other Framework(Mockito,Powermock,Cucumber,Selenium,Spring,etc.)

Who Should Attend

Java Developer

JVM(Scala,Groovy,Koltin) Language Develop Engineer

QA Developer

Target Audiences

Java Developer

JVM(Scala,Groovy,Koltin) Language Develop Engineer

QA Developer

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The course covers the basics of Junit 5, advanced usage, and integration with other testing great tools in detail.

1. JUnit 5 Jupiter Introduction

1.1 Quality Engineering Process

1.1.1 Quality Planning

1.1.2 Quality Assurance

1.1.3 Post-Quality Assurance

1.2 Why Unit Testing?

1.3 JUnit Framework Retrospect

1.3.1 JUnit 3

1.3.1.1 Standard Test Case & Lifecycle

1.3.1.2 TestSuite

1.3.2 JUnit 4

1.4.2.1 Standard Test Case & Lifecycle

1.4.2.2 @RunWith & Runner

Parameterized

Theories

MockitoJUnitRunner

1.4.2.3 @Rule

1.3.3 JUnit 5 Jupiter

1.3.3.1 JUnit 3&4 defect

1.3.3.2 JUnit 5 inception

1.3.3.3 JUnit 5 architecture

1.2.4 JUnit 5 Jupiter Quick Start

Junit 5 Jupiter

Junit 5 TestEngine

Junit 5 Platform Luancher

2. JUnit 5 Juipter Basic

2.1 Jupiter Assertion Statement

2.2 Exception Assertion

2.3 Batch all Assertion

2.4 DisplayName

2.5 Disabled

2.6 Timeout Assertion

2.7 RepeatTest

2.8 Order

2.9 Tagging & Filtering

2.10 Nested Test Classes

2.11 Test Instance Lifecycle

2.12 Jupiter Extensions

2.12.1 TestInstancePostProcessor

2.12.2 BeforeAllCallback

2.12.3 BeforeEachCallback

2.12.4 BeforeTestExecutionCallback

2.12.5 TestExecutionExceptionHandler

2.12.6 AfterTestExecutionCallback

2.12.7 AfterEachCallback

2.12.8 AfterAllCallback

2.13 Assumptions

2.14 Integration Other Assertion framework

2.14.1 Hamcrest

2.14.2 AssertJ

2.15 Condition Execution

2.15.1 DisabledCondition

2.15.2 DisabledOnJreCondition

2.15.3 EnabledOnJreCondition

2.15.4 EnabledOnOsCondition

2.15.5 EnabledForJreRangeCondition

2.15.6 DisabledForJreRangeCondition

2.15.7 DisabledOnOsCondition

2.15.8 DisabledIfEnvironmentVariableCondition

2.15.9 DisabledIfSystemPropertyCondition

2.15.10 EnabledIfSystemPropertyCondition

2.15.11 EnabledIfEnvironmentVariableCondition

2.15.12 EnabledIfCondition

2.15.13 DisabledIfCondition

2.15.14 Custom Condition Execution

2.16 Test case in Interface

3. JUnit 5 Juipter Advanced

3.1 Dependency injection(build-in)

3.1.1 TestInfoParameterResolver

3.1.2 RepetitionInfoParameterResolver

3.1.3 TestReporterParameterResolver 

3.1.4 Custom ParameterResolver

3.2 Dynamic Tests-TestFactory

3.3 DynamicContainer

3.4 Test Sources

3.5 Test Templates

3.6 Parameterized tests

3.7.1 ValueSource

3.7.2 EnumSource

3.7.3 MethodSource

3.7.4 CsvSource

3.7.5 CsvFileSource

3.7.6 ArgumentsSource

3.7.7 Argument conversion

3.7.7.1 Implicit conversion

3.7.7.2 Explicit conversion

3.7.8 Custom Display Names

3.7 Parallel Execution

4. Migrate legacy JUnit 4 test code

4.1 Jupiter tests in JUnit 4

4.2 Migration from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5

4.2.1 Junit4 vs Junit5

4.2.2 Run Junit 4 at Junit 5 platform

4.2.3 Junit 4 @Rule at Junit 5 platform

5. Integration

5.1 Mockito

5.2 Powermock

5.3 Selenium

5.4 Cucumber

5.5 Spring Boot

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Environments Requirements

Chapter 2: JUnit Framework Retrospect and JUnit 5 Overview

Lecture 1: Quality Engineering Process

Lecture 2: JUnit 3 framework usage retrospect

Lecture 3: JUnit 4 framework usage retrospect

Lecture 4: JUnit 4 Runner of Parameterized

Lecture 5: JUnit 4 Runner of Theories

Lecture 6: JUnit 4 Runner Limitations and Junit Rule (since 4.7)

Lecture 7: JUnit 4 framework limitations and Junit 5 Framework design principles

Lecture 8: JUnit 5 Framework Architecture and Components

Lecture 9: JUnit 5 quick start & integrate with Maven

Lecture 10: Custom JUnit 5 Platform Launcher understand TestEngine in deep

Chapter 3: JUnit 5 Juipter Foundation

Lecture 1: Jupiter test case & lambda assertion & @DisplayName

Lecture 2: Jupiter exception assertion by assertThrows & Executable

Lecture 3: Jupiter Batch assertion Executable and @Order &@Disable

Lecture 4: Jupiter @RepeatedTest and RepetitionInfo

Lecture 5: Jupiter assertTimeout and assertTimeoutPreemptively

Lecture 6: Jupiter Assumption for condition execution test cases

Lecture 7: Jupiter @Nested inner class

Lecture 8: Jupiter Tagging & Filtering for condition execution

Lecture 9: Jupiter Custom Tagging Annotation

Lecture 10: Jupiter test instance lifecycle Callback & Handler

Lecture 11: Jupiter write test cases in interface default method

Lecture 12: Jupiter ConditionExecution and build-in Conditions

Lecture 13: Jupiter integration with hamcrest matchers

Chapter 4: Junit 5 Jupiter Advancement

Lecture 1: Jupiter Dependency Injection & ParameterResolver Introduction

Lecture 2: Implement a random data provider by custom ParameterResolver

Lecture 3: DynamicTest generate the test cases in runtime

Lecture 4: @TestFactory more definition forms and DynamicContainer

Lecture 5: TestTemplateInvocationContextProvider and @TestTemplate

Lecture 6: Implement @Repeated function deep understand TestTemplate

Lecture 7: ParameterizedTest&ValueSource&EnumSource

Lecture 8: ParameterizedTest&CsvSource&CsvFileSource&MethodSource

Lecture 9: ParameterizedTest Argument Aggregation

Lecture 10: ParameterizedTest&ArgumentsSource & data type conversion

Lecture 11: Parallel execution test cases junit-platform.properties

Lecture 12: Parallel execution test cases @Execution & ResourceLock

Chapter 5: Migrate the legacy test code developed by Junit 4

Lecture 1: Introduce the JUnitPlatform into Junit 4

Lecture 2: Migrate the legacy test code in Jupiter platform

Lecture 3: Migrate the Junit 4 build-in Rules in Jupiter platform

Chapter 6: Integration other framework

Lecture 1: Jupiter integration with Mockito-1

Lecture 2: Jupiter integration with Mockito-2

Lecture 3: Jupiter integration with Powermock

Lecture 4: Jupiter integration with Cucumber-1

Lecture 5: Jupiter integration with Cucumber-2

Lecture 6: Jupiter integration with Selenium automation test Web App

Lecture 7: Jupiter integration with SpringBoot test Restful endpoint-1

Lecture 8: Jupiter integration with SpringBoot test Restful endpoint-2

Instructors

Alexander Wong
Senior Developer Director

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