Hi All,
I have a sling model class, with four different dialog properties that I have as below. For example :
@Inject
@Optional
@Via("resource")
private String videoType;
@Inject
@Optional
@Via("resource")
private String videoId;
and similarly for the other 2 properties
private String videoUrl = StringUtils.EMPTY;
@PostConstruct
public void init() {
videoUrl = Utility.getVideoUrl(videoType, videoId);
}
public String getVideoUrl() {
return videoUrl;
}
The utility class is as below :
String videoUrl = StringUtils.EMPTY;
if (videoType != null && id != null) {
if (videoType.equals("youtube")) {
videoUrl = Constants.youtube_link + id;
} else {
videoUrl = Constants.streamsite + id;
}
}
return videoUrl;
}
I need to write Junit classes for this utility method and model class. Went through multiple links and codes. but not able to get started on this.
If someone can tell me how to write Junit classes for this, would be really really helpful.
Hi All,
Any thoughts/code-snippet on this will be helpful.
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We have a GEMS session on testing AEM code that you may find helpful --
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Hi Scott/All,
Thank you for your reply.
Went through, but not quite getting it. Will go over it again.
Since this model class is having just a few lines of code, If someone can provide some sort of snippet on how things have to be written w.r.t this, would be really really helpful
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Look at the default files that a Maven 10 archetype produces - there is a unit testing example --
Look at TestHelloWorldModel
You can take reference from AEM Mocks
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Hi Scott/ektaa5198549,
Thank you for sharing across the links.
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Hello @cquser1,
With unit testing for your AEM application using JUnit4, you can utilise AEM Mocks library.
For example, as you are trying to mock the value returned by the @ValueMapValue annotation, you will need to build the context of an adaptable object. Once that adaptable object is constructed, you can adapt that adaptable object to the Sling Model (underTest). Also mocking the currentPage @ScriptVariable object can be done as easy as a simple line of code; @Mock private Page currentPage.
This seems like a mouthful. Take a look at this reference on how to write JUnit4 unit tests for sling models. This article provides code snippets and examples.
https://sourcedcode.com/aem-sling-models-unit-test-junit-4-with-examples
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