J'aimerais exécuter une classe contenant des tests JUnit 5 à partir de la ligne de commande. Malheureusement, j'ai quelques dépendances extérieures qui m'empêchent d'utiliser Maven, Gradle ou d'autres systèmes de construction.
Dans JUnit 4, je pourrais accomplir ceci comme suit
java .:"lib/*" org.junit.runner.JUnitCore TestClass
Existe-t-il un équivalent pour JUnit 5 ? J'aimerais simplement savoir si le test réussit comme lorsqu'il s'exécute dans IntelliJ.
TestClass.java
import org.junit.jupiter.api.AfterEach;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.BeforeAll;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.BeforeEach;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.*;
public class TestClass {
private static ArrayList<Student> students;
private static ArrayList<Student> inAgeOrderStudents;
private static ArrayList<Student> inNameOrderStudents;
@BeforeAll
static void setUp(){
initializeStudents();
initSortedAgeStudents();
initSortedNameStudents();
}
@BeforeEach
void reloadStudents() {
Collections.shuffle(students);
}
static void initializeStudents(){
students = new ArrayList<Student>();
students.add(new Student(18, "Tim"));
students.add(new Student(18, "Tim"));
students.add(new Student(16, "Jean"));
students.add(new Student(14, "Lin"));
students.add(new Student(19, "Sam"));
}
static void initSortedAgeStudents(){
inAgeOrderStudents = new ArrayList<Student>();
inAgeOrderStudents.add(new Student(14, "Lin"));
inAgeOrderStudents.add(new Student(16, "Jean"));
inAgeOrderStudents.add(new Student(18, "Tim"));
inAgeOrderStudents.add(new Student(18, "Tim"));
inAgeOrderStudents.add(new Student(19, "Sam"));
}
static void initSortedNameStudents(){
inNameOrderStudents = new ArrayList<Student>();
inNameOrderStudents.add(new Student(16, "Jean"));
inNameOrderStudents.add(new Student(14, "Lin"));
inNameOrderStudents.add(new Student(19, "Sam"));
inNameOrderStudents.add(new Student(18, "Tim"));
inNameOrderStudents.add(new Student(18, "Tim"));
}
@Test
void testMergeSort() {
assertNotEquals(students, inAgeOrderStudents);
StudentSortSearch.mergesort(students,StudentSortSearch.SortSearchCriteria.AGE);
assertEquals(14,students.get(0).getAge());
assertEquals(19,students.get(4).getAge());
assertEquals(students, inAgeOrderStudents);
assertEquals(true,students.equals(inAgeOrderStudents));
}
@Test
void testQuickSort() {
StudentSortSearch.quickSort(students,StudentSortSearch.SortSearchCriteria.NAME);
assertEquals("Jean",students.get(0).getName());
assertEquals("Tim",students.get(4).getName());
assertEquals(students, inNameOrderStudents);
}
@Test
void testBinarySearch() {
StudentSortSearch searcher = new StudentSortSearch();
ArrayList<Student> searchResults = searcher.binarySearch(students, 18);
assertEquals(2, searchResults.size());
assertEquals(18,searchResults.get(1).getAge());
assertEquals(18,searchResults.get(0).getAge());
searchResults = searcher.binarySearch(students, "Lin");
assertEquals(1, searchResults.size());
assertEquals(14,searchResults.get(0).getAge());
}
}