testing

问题 I have create a number input component, but when I try to test it everything works great, except from the onMouserEnter() , onMouseOver() , onMouserLeave() and onFocus methods. On the component and on browser, the state changes (as I use the useState hook to know whether onHover), but on the tests no. Basically the state changes, but the children components that are meant to be displayed when onHover, do not display. Note: When I use a second conditional to display something, the test is able

问题 I have create a number input component, but when I try to test it everything works great, except from the onMouserEnter() , onMouseOver() , onMouserLeave() and onFocus methods. On the component and on browser, the state changes (as I use the useState hook to know whether onHover), but on the tests no. Basically the state changes, but the children components that are meant to be displayed when onHover, do not display. Note: When I use a second conditional to display something, the test is able

问题 I want to test an HTTP route in laravel. The action function of the URL calls a helper function, which calls an external API. How can I mock the external API call while testing? public function actionFunction(){ $helper = new HelperClassHelper(); return Response::json($helper->getNames()); } Here, the getNames() function makes an external API call. How do I mock it? 回答1: You can add the HelperClassHelper as a dependency in the action, and then you are able to mock it in the test: public

问题 I want to test an HTTP route in laravel. The action function of the URL calls a helper function, which calls an external API. How can I mock the external API call while testing? public function actionFunction(){ $helper = new HelperClassHelper(); return Response::json($helper->getNames()); } Here, the getNames() function makes an external API call. How do I mock it? 回答1: You can add the HelperClassHelper as a dependency in the action, and then you are able to mock it in the test: public

问题 I want to test an HTTP route in laravel. The action function of the URL calls a helper function, which calls an external API. How can I mock the external API call while testing? public function actionFunction(){ $helper = new HelperClassHelper(); return Response::json($helper->getNames()); } Here, the getNames() function makes an external API call. How do I mock it? 回答1: You can add the HelperClassHelper as a dependency in the action, and then you are able to mock it in the test: public

问题 Suppose I have a list of HTTP URLs like endpoints = ["e_1", "e_2", ..., "e_n"] And I want to run n tests, one for each endpoint. How can I do that? A simple way to test all the endpoints at once would be def test_urls(): for e in endpoints: r = get(e) assert r.status_code < 400 or something like that. But as you can see, this is one test for all the n endpoints and I would like a little more granularity than that. I have tried using a fixture like @fixture def endpoint(): for e in endpoints:

问题 I can wrap a Java function like this: * def myJavaMethod = """ function() { var Utils = Java.type('Utils'); // use Number type in constructor var obj = new Utils(...); return obj.myJavaMethod(); } """ But why would I? I can use Java functions straight in the test scenarios, like this: Scenario: Test exec and error value * def Utils = Java.type('Utils'); * def ret = Utils.exec('echo "From Java" > /home/richard//karate-test/karate-0.9.6/out.txt'); * match read('out.txt') == "From Java\n"; *

问题 Suppose I have a list of HTTP URLs like endpoints = ["e_1", "e_2", ..., "e_n"] And I want to run n tests, one for each endpoint. How can I do that? A simple way to test all the endpoints at once would be def test_urls(): for e in endpoints: r = get(e) assert r.status_code < 400 or something like that. But as you can see, this is one test for all the n endpoints and I would like a little more granularity than that. I have tried using a fixture like @fixture def endpoint(): for e in endpoints:

问题 I can wrap a Java function like this: * def myJavaMethod = """ function() { var Utils = Java.type('Utils'); // use Number type in constructor var obj = new Utils(...); return obj.myJavaMethod(); } """ But why would I? I can use Java functions straight in the test scenarios, like this: Scenario: Test exec and error value * def Utils = Java.type('Utils'); * def ret = Utils.exec('echo "From Java" > /home/richard//karate-test/karate-0.9.6/out.txt'); * match read('out.txt') == "From Java\n"; *

问题 I'm trying to test the following LocalDataSource function, NameLocalData.methodThatFreezes function, but it freezes. How can I solve this? Or How can I test it in another way? Class to be tested class NameLocalData(private val roomDatabase: RoomDatabase) : NameLocalDataSource { override suspend fun methodThatFreezes(someParameter: Something): Something { roomDatabase.withTransaction { try { // calling room DAO methods here } catch(e: SQLiteConstraintException) { // ... } return something } }