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Time Taken for AEM Junit Class
Hello,
I was going through my codebase build logs to see why It's taking longer time to build in cloud manager, and noticed one time consuming stats in Core bundle test execution. We have lot of Sling Models, some of them are finished executing test classes in less than 10 sec, but few are taking more than 10 secs, and some taking 30-50 secs
So, what's the ideal or best performant time taken for a Junit class?
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Hello @iamnjain
You might already be aware that with AEM we can use:
- JUnit 5
- Mockito Testing Framework
- wcm.io Test Framework (which builds on Apache Sling Mocks)
If you are using the wcm.io framework, then following slide might interest you:
The link [1] talks in detail about the wcm.io framework, and which type of Resource Resolver mock to use in which case.
[1]: https://wcm.io/testing/aem-mock/slides/190319_AtACE_UnitTestingWithAEMMocks.pdf
For other frameworks like Junit5 and Mockito, there would be ample links online suggesting the best practices, like:
https://medium.com/@samuelcatalano/best-practices-for-java-testing-with-mockito-56532ee16918
They should help you out
Aanchal Sikka
Correct answer by
Hello @iamnjain
You might already be aware that with AEM we can use:
- JUnit 5
- Mockito Testing Framework
- wcm.io Test Framework (which builds on Apache Sling Mocks)
If you are using the wcm.io framework, then following slide might interest you:
The link [1] talks in detail about the wcm.io framework, and which type of Resource Resolver mock to use in which case.
[1]: https://wcm.io/testing/aem-mock/slides/190319_AtACE_UnitTestingWithAEMMocks.pdf
For other frameworks like Junit5 and Mockito, there would be ample links online suggesting the best practices, like:
https://medium.com/@samuelcatalano/best-practices-for-java-testing-with-mockito-56532ee16918
They should help you out
Aanchal Sikka
