JUnit 5 Testing Framework

Uplatz offers this comprehensive course on JUnit 5. It is self-paced course in the form of video-based lessons. You will be awarded Course Completion Certificate at the end of the course.

JUnit 5 is most widely used testing framework for java applications. For very long time, JUnit has been doing its job perfectly. In between, JDK 8 brought very exciting features in java and most notably lambda expressions. JUnit 5 aims to adapt java 8 style of coding and several other features as well, that’s why java 8 is required to create and execute tests in JUnit 5 (though it is possible to execute tests written with JUnit 3 or JUnit 4 for backward compatibility).

JUnit 5 is the new de facto standard for developing unit tests in Java. This newest version has left behind the constraints of Java 5 and integrated many features from Java 8, most notably support for lambda expressions. JUnit is one of the most popular unit-testing frameworks in the Java ecosystem. The JUnit 5 version contains a number of exciting innovations, with the goal to support new features in Java 8 and above, as well as enabling many different styles of testing.

The JUnit5 platform is responsible for launching testing frameworks on the JVM. It defines a stable and powerful interface between JUnit and its client such as build tools. The final objective is how its clients get integrated easily with JUnit in discovering and executing the tests. It also defines the TestEngine API for developing a testing framework that runs on the JUnit platform. By that, you can plug-in 3rd party testing libraries, directly into JUnit, by implementing custom TestEngine.

In this Junit tutorial, we will introduce basics of JUnit5 and its new features using examples. In Java world, JUnit is one of the popular frameworks used to implement unit tests against java code. JUnit primarily helps developers to test their code on the JVM by themselves. In this tutorial we’re going to look at features of JUnit 5 that can make it easier for us to write effective and readable automated tests.

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• JUnit 5 - all lectures 6:40:36

  • 1: JUNIT INTRODUCTION Preview 20:40
  • 2: ADDING JUNIT5 DEPENDENCY IN MAVEN PROJECT 07:59
  • 3: JUNIT5 ANNOTATIONS - part 1 31:19
  • 4: JUNIT5 ANNOTATIONS - part 2 22:30
  • 5: JUNIT5 ANNOTATIONS - part 3 13:58
  • 6: JUNIT5 @RepeatedTest ANNOTATION 08:01
  • 7: JUNIT5 ASSERTIONS - part 1 30:03
  • 8: JUNIT5 ASSERTIONS - part 2 24:55
  • 9: JUNIT5 TIMEOUTS 19:28
  • 10: JUNIT5 EXPECTED EXCEPTIONS 20:24
  • 11: JUNIT5 PARAMETERIZED TESTS 24:25
  • 12: JUNIT5 HOW TO RUN UNIT TEST WITH MAVEN 24:24
  • 13: TAGGING AND FILTERING 18:12
  • 14: HAMCREST FRAMEWORK 34:52
  • 15: UNIT TESTING ON SPRING BOOT REPOSITORY 48:33
  • 16: SPRING BOOT INTEGRATION TESTING 50:53

JUnit5 – course curriculum

• JUnit Introduction
• Adding JUnit5 dependency in Maven project
• JUnit5 Annotations
• JUnit5 @RepeatedTest Annotation
• JUnit5 Assertions
• JUnit5 Timeouts
• JUnit5 Expected Exceptions
• JUnit5 Parameterized Tests
• JUnit5 How to run Unit Test with Maven
• JUnit5 Tagging and Filtering
• Hamcrest Framework
• Unit Testing on Spring Boot Repository
• Spring Boot Integration Testing

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