Wicket with fest assert
Hi happy Wicket users! For last couple of months I was using Wicket in 2 projects I am working on. The only thing that drives me crazy from time to time is support for testing. It is obviously better then in any Java web framework I every used, but I think it could be simpler to use and more readable. I have developed small utility that uses fest-assert ( http://code.google.com/p/fest/), a fluent assertions framework. It replaces WicketTester.assert* with fluent assertions. Basically with this library your assertions look like this: WicketTester tester = new WicketTester(); Panel panel = tester.startPanel(MenuPanel.class); assertComponent(panel).bookmarkablePageLink(at(home-link)).linksTo( IndexPage.class); assertComponent(panel).bookmarkablePageLink(at(artists-link)).linksTo( ArtistPage.class); assertComponent(panel).bookmarkablePageLink(at(albums-link)).linksTo( AlbumPage.class); or this: assertComponent(panel) .component(at(ID_ALBUM_DETAILS_URL, ID_ALBUM_TITLE)) .modelValue().isEqualTo(albumTitle); assertComponent(panel) .component(at(ID_ARTIST_DETAILS_URL, ID_ARTIST_NAME)) .modelValue().isEqualTo(artistName); This library was derived from code I am working on for presentation. It is really in early stage as this is side development, but I would like to get your views on this and if you think it will bring value to Wicket community. You can find it at https://bitbucket.org/kcrimson/fest-assert-wicket/ and more examples how you can use it at https://bitbucket.org/kcrimson/nosql-web. I will be more than happy to get your requests for enhancements and hopefully release this project in near future. Regards, Jarek
Re: Wicket with fest assert
Nice! I'll check your work soon. Recently a friend of mine also asked me why we don't include the useful things from EnhancedWicketTester( http://www.paulszulc.com/tag/wickettester/ ) There is a room for improvement in that area. 2011/1/21 Jarosław Pałka jpa...@gmail.com Hi happy Wicket users! For last couple of months I was using Wicket in 2 projects I am working on. The only thing that drives me crazy from time to time is support for testing. It is obviously better then in any Java web framework I every used, but I think it could be simpler to use and more readable. I have developed small utility that uses fest-assert ( http://code.google.com/p/fest/), a fluent assertions framework. It replaces WicketTester.assert* with fluent assertions. Basically with this library your assertions look like this: WicketTester tester = new WicketTester(); Panel panel = tester.startPanel(MenuPanel.class); assertComponent(panel).bookmarkablePageLink(at(home-link)).linksTo( IndexPage.class); assertComponent(panel).bookmarkablePageLink(at(artists-link)).linksTo( ArtistPage.class); assertComponent(panel).bookmarkablePageLink(at(albums-link)).linksTo( AlbumPage.class); or this: assertComponent(panel) .component(at(ID_ALBUM_DETAILS_URL, ID_ALBUM_TITLE)) .modelValue().isEqualTo(albumTitle); assertComponent(panel) .component(at(ID_ARTIST_DETAILS_URL, ID_ARTIST_NAME)) .modelValue().isEqualTo(artistName); This library was derived from code I am working on for presentation. It is really in early stage as this is side development, but I would like to get your views on this and if you think it will bring value to Wicket community. You can find it at https://bitbucket.org/kcrimson/fest-assert-wicket/ and more examples how you can use it at https://bitbucket.org/kcrimson/nosql-web. I will be more than happy to get your requests for enhancements and hopefully release this project in near future. Regards, Jarek
Re: Wicket with fest assert
Of course! https://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/type-safe-testing-in-wicket.html It must be built in :) There is a room for improvement in that area. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org
