boot-junit

[radicalzephyr/boot-junit "0.3.0"] ;; latest release

Boot task for running jUnit Java tests.

• Provides a junit task

Usage

First, make sure the root of your java sources and test sources are included in your boot :source-paths:

(set-env!
  :source-paths #{"src/main/java" "src/test/java"}
  ...)

If JUnit is not already included as a dependency, you will need to include it. Maven dependency information for JUnit4 can be found here. Then, you can then do something like this in your build.boot:

(set-env!
  ...
  :dependencies [junit/junit              "4.12"  :scope "test"]
                [radicalzephyr/boot-junit "0.2.1" :scope "test"]
  ...)

To make the junit task available in your Boot task pipeline:

(require '[radicalzephyr.boot-junit :refer (junit)])

Optionally, you can configure the junit task with the packages to be searched for jUnit tests.

(task-options!
  junit {:packages '#{radicalzephyr.boot_junit.test}})

If no packages are specified, the task will automatically try to run all tests in packages defined in the current project.

Finally, I typically define a test task for ease of use.

(deftask test
  "Compile and run my jUnit tests."
  []
  (comp (javac)
        (junit)))

Now just run boot test!

License

Copyright © 2015-2016 Geoff Shannon

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.