CustomStringUtilityClassWithLogging (C++)

This project extends upon the 'CustomStringUtilityClass', previously developed String utility class by adding an automated test logging system. The program executes a suite of functionality tests and outputs results to a log file (results.txt) with timestamps and success metrics. Designed as part of one of my early AIE assessments.

Key Features

• Test Framework: Runs 17 tests on the custom String class functions and operators.
• Log File Output: Results are written to a plain text file.
• Append Mode: New test runs are appended to existing logs to preserve history.
• Timestamped Entries: Each run logs the date and time of test execution.
• Success Rate: Displays a percentage score based on passed tests.
• Spreadsheet Ready: Results formatted using tabs and line breaks for easy import into Excel/Google Sheets.

Covered Functionality

The following String class functions are tested:

• .Length()
• .CharacterAt(index)
• .EqualTo()
• .Append()
• .Prepend()
• .CStr()
• .ToLower() / .ToUpper()
• .Find() and .Find(startIndex)
• .Replace()
• .ReadFromConsole() / .WriteToConsole()
• ==, !=, <, =, and [] operator overloads

How to Run

1. Clone or download the repository.
2. Open the project in Visual Studio.
3. Build in Release mode.
4. Run the executable to execute tests and append results to results.txt.

This project demonstrates robust class testing, file I/O and time handling in C++, while reinforcing good practices in modularity and version control.