Guide

1. Key Concepts

• 1.1. Declarative Unit Testing with Exemplars
• 1.2. Continuous Unit Testing
• 1.3. Real-time Test Coverage Reporting
• 1.4. JUnit Integration
• 1.5. About Adding the Sureassert Dependency
• 1.6. About Adding Declarative Tests to your Production Code
• 1.7. Use Cases
• 1.8. Stubbing and Mocking

2. The Sureassert UC Engine for Eclipse

• 2.1. Automatic Incremental Execution
• 2.2. The Background UC Engine
• 2.3. Forcing Sureassert UC Execution
• 2.4. Debugging Exemplars and JUnits with Sureassert UC
• 2.5. Testing Deadlocks and Stopping the UC Engine

3. Exemplars

• 3.1. Annotating Methods with Exemplars
• 3.2. Passing Method Arguments
• 3.3. SIN Expressions
• 3.4. Sureassert Named Instances
• 3.5. Specifying and Initializing the Object Under Test
• 3.6. Viewing Results and Other Test Information
• 3.7. Asserting Expected Results
• 3.8. Using Exemplars in Interfaces and Abstract Classes
• 3.9. Setup and Tear-down (before and after)
• 3.10. Further Documenting your Exemplars
• 3.11. Shorthand Exemplar Properties
• 3.12. Inner Classes
• 3.13. Avoiding Duplication with Templates

4. In-line Assertions

5. Test Isolation

• 5.1. Test Doubles
• 5.2. Method Stubs
• 5.3. Source Stubs
• 5.4. Expecting Stub Invocation: vstubs
• 5.5. Default Classes

6. Behaviour Verification

• 6.1. Using verify To Perform Behaviour Verification
• 6.2. Verifying Stub Invocation

7. Coverage Reporting

• 7.1. Graphical In-Line Reporting
• 7.2. File-level Information, Warnings and Errors
• 7.3. Using @IgnoreTestCoverage
• 7.4. Configuration

8. JUnit Integration

• 8.1. The JUnit Library
• 8.2. Declarative JUnit Test Class Association
• 8.3. Automatic JUnit Execution
• 8.4. Sureassert Stubs with JUnit

9. Standalone Execution / Build Integration