Learn unit testing and code coverage by writing code and tests for a user registration.
The code from this assginment will be reused in the next assignment where we will create apis to read and edit user registration.
A user registration has the following fields.
- First name, Last name. Should not be empty. Should have a max length of 256 characters. Alphabetic characters, spaces, and possibly hyphens or apostrophes.
- Email address. Should have username@domain.com format. An email address can contain letters, numbers, dots ".", hyphens "-", hash "#" and underscores "_."
- Phone number - ten digit numbers
- Address - made up of street address, address line 2, city, state/province/region, country, zip code. Each sub field should not have more than 256 alphanumeric characters. (In the next assignment you will make api calls to verify if the address is a real address)
- Date of Birth - Should be a valid date in the past. (Updated on 10/10) - Accept the date as a string in format "MM/DD/YYYY".
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Write Java code to model the user registration and the validation for the input fields. (1 point)
- Refer to the Java class in this repo that has the starter code
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Write tests for the validation methods.
- Write tests using JUnit for all your code (1 point)
- Write positive and negative tests (1 point)
- Use parameterized tests that pass multiple values to the test cases. Refer to this article by Carlos Schults on parameterized testing (1 point)
- Enable code coverage and commit the code coverage report in your repo. See this page (1 point)