GroovyGrailsTests

1 Unit Tests
- 1.1 List of Existing Unit Tests for Groovy & Grails functionality
2 Functional Tests

Unit Tests

Some useful links/guides how to write unit tests:

Netbeans Developer Test FAQ
FitnessTestsWithoutX - background, history
XTestReplacementCookBook - how to migrate tests from XTest
TestDistribution - about Test distribution

As the unit tests are concentrated primarily on individual classes and methods it's mostly the responsibility of individual developers to write unit tests

List of Existing Unit Tests for Groovy & Grails functionality

groovy.editor /* Petr H., Matthias S., Martin A. */
groovy.grails /* Petr H. */
groovy.gsp /* Petr H., Matthias S. */
groovy.support /* Petr H. */

Functional Tests

Results for nightly builds (SWAN only)
Test Automation
Test Guidelines
properties can be set on the command line, in nbbuild/user.build.properties or in groovy.kit/nbproject/private/private.properties

Overall summary

Kit name	Test count	Test duration (min)	Class Coverage	Method Coverage
groovy.kit	21	10	58%	41%

Note: Tests were run on Toshiba TecraM9 - Intel Pentium M 2GHz, 3GB RAM, Ubuntu 8.10 against NetBeans 7.0 pre-M1

Running Tests

Prerequisites:

have a local installation of supported version of Grails
add test-qa-functional-sys-prop.grails.home=/path/to/grails to nbbuild/user.build.properties

Running tests from the IDE:

open a test in the IDE
Run File

Running tests from command line:

cd $NB_ALL/groovy.kit
//will run "stable" tests groovy.kit module
//will use default timeout (= 10mins) - can by overriden by -Dtest.timeout
//will overwrite test-qa-functional-sys-prop.grails.home from nbbuild/user.build.properties
ant test-qa-functional -Dtest.config=stable -Dtest-qa-functional-sys-prop.grails.home=/path/to/grails