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<p>FlexUnit 4.2 is an extensible testing framework for ActionScript 3.0
classes and provides extensions for working with the Flex 2, 3, and 4
Framework, and Adobe AIR projects. The FlexUnit framework is used to automate
unit and integration testing.</p>
<h3 id="objectives">Objectives:</h3>
<p>After completing this lesson, you should be able to:</p>
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<p>In the beginning of this course you learned that unit testing a class
requires that it be isolated from other dependencies. In this way, you can test
your code free from unnecessary complexity and potentially unknown side effects
introduced by other classes.</p>
<p>Mocking is one technique for isolating your class. It works by providing
intelligent substitutes for class dependencies.</p>
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<p>Much like theories, parameterized tests take a number of possible values
and apply them to methods in the test case. Unlike theories, however,
parameterized tests pass or fail individually, meaning that one specific data
point can fail while the others pass. While Theories are best used for
reversible or mathematical concepts, parameterized testing allows for passing a
series of arguments and expected results to every test in a case, some tests in
a case, or each to a unique test in the case.</p>
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<p>Throughout this course you have been introduced to new types of runners for
FlexUnit 4. The first runner you used ran basic FlexUnit tests. The proper name
for that runner is the BlockFlexUnit4Runner. Next you learned about the Suite
runner and more recently the Theories and Parameterized runner.</p>
<p>This lesson introduces two additional runners, the runner for FlexUnit .9
tests and the runner for Fluint 1.x tests.</p>
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<p>FlexUnit 4.x takes advantage of a variety of inherently asynchronous
operations. Test Fixture, Test Theories, Loading External Data, and
Parameterized testing take advantage of asynchronous setup. Some tests require
a span of time in order to verify expected results. FlexUnit 4.x provides tools
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<p>All user interface components in Flex extend the UIComponet class. When a
UIComponent is added to the display list, the component must go through a
complicated process before it appears on the screen and is ready to be tested.
User interaction must also be simulated. Because of this, testing UIComponents
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<p>The ability to thoroughly test a class or component is an indication of
good design. In situations where a component has unexposed functionality, it
can be very difficult to write tests that ensure the component functions as
expected. Refactoring a class for better unit testing is therefore great for
quality assurance as well as coding practice.</p>
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<p>Continuous integration testing is another necessity of the complex
application development environment. Generally, when many people and external
forces interact with a deployed or actively developed application, quality
control measures must be in place for the application's full functionality.
Continuous integration systems should run application tests automatically, and
some can be configured to do so.</p>
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<p>While FlexUnit 4.x makes it easy for you to write clear and simple tests,
you have to understand some of the basic terminology of unit testing
frameworks, and specifically of FlexUnit, to become an effective user of this
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<p>Flexunit 4.x was designed to address many of the shortcomings of available
Flex testing frameworks while enabling the extensibility needed by an evolving
Flex community.</p>
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<p>FlexUnit 4.x tests are simply methods that are decorated with special
metadata. They setup conditions, execute code and make assertions about
expected results.</p>
<p><p>These methods are grouped together by common themes and executed often
to ensure consistent, functional code.</p></p>
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<p>FlexUnit 4.x has available features for developers to plan ahead and
prepare tests for classes still under development. Ignoring a test is a
capability that will allow you to prototype or create tests that may not yet be
relevant or operational.</p>
<p>While the basic assertions you have used so far will accomplish much, the
more advanced assertions available by using Hamcrest inside of FlexUnit 4 will
reduce complexity in your test cases and increase test legibility.</p>
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<p>Much like any significant amount of code that you develop, your tests will
eventually begin to show signs of duplicate code. Fortunately, repeat
operations can be factored into discrete methods allowing you to create an
understandable test fixture. Instantiating objects, running methods, destroying
objects, and loading data are all operations that can be factored into methods
and classes with the help of FlexUnit 4.x features.</p>
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<p>As you learned in the last unit, test cases are groups of tests which share
a common test fixture. Inherently this means as the number of tests in any
project grows, there will become a need for a significant number of test cases
which needed to organized and executed.</p>
<p>Suites are the organizational tool used to establish a reasonable scheme
for organizing these test cases, allowing you to create a hierarchy of tests
that can be executed as one object.</p>
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<p>Theories are a tool for testing a class against a potentially infinite set
of data points. While theories are a powerful concept, they must work in
conjunction with static tests to ensure proper functionality.</p>
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<p>For the sake of optimization or integration, large or complicated sets of
data are often easier to manage within external files. FlexUnit 4.x provides
support for external data in Theories as well as Parameterized tests, which you
will learn to use in Unit 11.</p>
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