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AEM-junit for text component using textmodel

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I am building  project with Junit for Text

WHEN I return plain text (Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.) for getText.

THEN I should see “Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.” returned for getText().

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Best answer by milind_bachani

Hey @vinuu123 ,

 

Here is a quick reference : unit-testing-aem for Junit testing.

 

For your usecase, you need to mock the model under the test and command the Junits as and when required like:
If someone is calling a getter from mockModel you can use :

when(mockModel.getSomeProperty).thenReturn("Lorem Ipsum...");

 

Here's a tutorial on how you use asserting : junit-assert-tutorial .

 

Please feel free to reach out if that doesnt help. Thanks.

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arunpatidar
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February 22, 2022

Hi,

Check sample test cases with example at https://github.com/arunpatidar02/com.aemlab.junitapp/tree/master/core/src/test

Arun Patidar
    milind_bachani
    milind_bachaniAccepted solution
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    February 22, 2022

    Hey @vinuu123 ,

     

    Here is a quick reference : unit-testing-aem for Junit testing.

     

    For your usecase, you need to mock the model under the test and command the Junits as and when required like:
    If someone is calling a getter from mockModel you can use :

    when(mockModel.getSomeProperty).thenReturn("Lorem Ipsum...");

     

    Here's a tutorial on how you use asserting : junit-assert-tutorial .

     

    Please feel free to reach out if that doesnt help. Thanks.

      Jineet_Vora
      Jineet_Vora
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      February 22, 2022

      Hi @vinuu123,

      I believe you are looking for Mockito's - when thenReturn function. You will have to use set as below:

      when(textModelObject.getText()).thenReturn("Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.");

      with this you will be able to check using assertEquals as below:

      assertEquals("Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.",object.getText());


      Hope this helps!
      Jineet

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        vinuu123Author
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        February 23, 2022

        what is object here(object.getText()) and what is textmodelobject

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