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I'm new to Chef and have been using Test Kitchen to test the validity of my cookbooks, which works great. Now I'm trying to ensure that environment-specific attributes are correct on production nodes prior to running Chef initially. These would be defined in a role. For example, I may have recipes that converge using a Vagrant box with dev settings, which validates the cookbook. I want to be able to test that a production node's role. I think I want these tests as the source of truth describing my environment. Looking at Test Kitchen's documentation, this seems beyond its scope. Is my

I want to test class with make db connection. Class that I want to test accept as param in constructor Connection class. I want to pass mock object to the constructor. Can you tell me good framework with example how to mock db connection? Tomasz Nurkiewicz You can use MockRunner , which has support for JDBC . General mocking frameworks like Mockito will also work, but JDBC is a set of interfaces returning each other so hand-mocking will be hard. See for yourself: How to stub/mock JDBC ResultSet to work both with Java 5 and 6? However mocking JDBC is so brittle and verbose (no matter which

I'm taking a stab at setting up unit tests for some utility classes in a project I'm working on, and one of the classes (contains licensing info) has a method that does some determination based on the current time. i.e. the license contains an expiry date, and the license string validates that date, but the actual logic to see if the license is expired is based on the current time. public boolean isValid() { return isLicenseStringValid() && !isExpired(); } public boolean isExpired() { Date expiry = getExpiryDate(); if( expiry == null ) { return false; } Date now = new Date(); return now.after(

I am fairly certain that the issue is that the jquery bindings set to run on $(document).ready do not have the fixture html available to them. So when my events occur that are intended to make a change to the DOM via a jquery function, nothing happens, and my tests fail. I saw a "solution" to this problem here , but that solution which did work for me, required changing my working jquery function to bind with the .live method instead of the .click method. I have two issue with this. First I do not want to have to change my working code so that the tests will pass properly. The testing

I couldn't find a way to do this, though this can be done by hand so why not with moq? Given this class public abstract class MyAbstraction { public virtual string Foo { get { return "foo"; } } } you can set up Foo (a read-only property) like this: var stub = new Mock<MyAbstraction>(); stub.SetupGet(x => x.Foo).Returns("bar"); stub.Object.Foo will now return "bar" instead of "foo". 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1454186/mocking-virtual-readonly-properties-with-moq

What is the equivalent of nUnits [SetUp] attribute for qUnit? Perry Tew Registering a QUnit Callback var mySetupFunc(details){/* setup code */} QUnit.testStart(mySetupFunc); Callback Details As of QUnit version 1.10.0pre-A, each registered callback will receive a hash as the first (and only) parameter. I've named mine 'details' in the example above. The contents of the hash vary by callback. Here's a list of information in each hash. begin (start of all tests) {} /* empty hash */ done (end of all tests) failed: (int) total tests failed passed: (int) total tests passed total: (int) total tests