how to get content fragment model name from contentfragment object which support junit test case.
Note: contentFragment.getTemplate().getTitle() is not supportive in junit mocking.
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@Test
void getContentFragmentTest() throws ContentFragmentException {
final ContentFragment contentFragment = mock(ContentFragment.class);
getValue(contentFragment, TITLE, "MyTitle");
assertEquals("MyTitle", contentFragmentModel.getTitle());
}
private static void getValue(ContentFragment contentFragment, String key, String value) {
ContentElement contentElement = mock(ContentElement.class);
FragmentData fragmentData = mock(FragmentData.class);
when(contentFragment.getElement(key)).thenReturn(contentElement);
when(contentElement.getValue()).thenReturn(fragmentData);
when(fragmentData.getValue()).thenReturn(value);
}
You might need to mock everything and try.
Was able to get the junit coverage with the above code.
Hope this helps!
Thanks
you can get the content fragment model name from a content fragment object by calling the getTemplatePath()
Can you try below code
import com.adobe.cq.dam.cfm.ContentFragment;
import org.junit.Test;
public class ContentFragmentTest {
@Test
public void testGetContentFragmentModelName() {
ContentFragment contentFragment = // Create or obtain a ContentFragment object
String modelName = contentFragment.getTemplatePath();
System.out.println("Content Fragment Model Name: " + modelName);
}
}
contentFragment.getTemplatePath(); --> this method itself doesnot exist with
contentFragment.
@Test
void getContentFragmentTest() throws ContentFragmentException {
final ContentFragment contentFragment = mock(ContentFragment.class);
getValue(contentFragment, TITLE, "MyTitle");
assertEquals("MyTitle", contentFragmentModel.getTitle());
}
private static void getValue(ContentFragment contentFragment, String key, String value) {
ContentElement contentElement = mock(ContentElement.class);
FragmentData fragmentData = mock(FragmentData.class);
when(contentFragment.getElement(key)).thenReturn(contentElement);
when(contentElement.getValue()).thenReturn(fragmentData);
when(fragmentData.getValue()).thenReturn(value);
}
You might need to mock everything and try.
Was able to get the junit coverage with the above code.
Hope this helps!
Thanks
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