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Using MockNeat for writing JUnit parametrized tests

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Andrei Ciobanu edited this page Apr 3, 2018 · 1 revision

WORK IN PROGRESS

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Programatically populate MySQL Schema with arbitrary test data
Programatically populate MySQL Schema with arbitrary test data (using sqlInserts)
Using MockNeat for writing JUnit parametrized tests
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Installing The library:

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Using the library:

Creating a MockNeat Objects
The MockNeat Class
The MockUnit Interface
Creating Custom MockUnit(s)

Real World Examples:

Creating CSV files with arbitrary data
Populating MySQL Schema with arbitrary test data
Populating MySQL Schema with arbitrary test data 2
Generating arbitrary JSON responses
Using MockNeat for writing JUnit parametrised tests

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