Re: Tool to create assertions from a running Java application
Esko Luontola <[email protected]> Sat, 01 Feb 2014 22:15:49 +0200
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Hi, These comments are not so much about your tool, but about tools for generating tests in general: I think they are the wrong way around; It would be more beneficial to generate production code from tests. That being said, they may have some limited use as characterization tests for legacy code. But I doubt any tool is smart enough to produce maintainable tests, so the tests would need to be rewritten after the system under test has been refactored enough that the programmer can understand what the code does. Changing the code's functionality is hard before it has good tests that each define a single behavior. [email protected] wrote on 1.2.2014 15:45: > Hi there > > I'd like to share a simple tool i created to make my JUnit life easier: > AssertGen. > > AssertGen can create assertions for the state of a single Java Bean or a > List of Java Beans from a running program. You yust need an IDE and a > Debugger. > > Check this out: > > http://www.mirkosertic.de/doku.php/javastuff/createjunitassertions > > For questions and comments, don't hesitate to contact me. > > Kind Regards and happy testing > > Mirko > -- Esko Luontola www.orfjackal.net