oh-ut-generator

name	oh-ut-generator
description	Generate OpenHarmony C++ unit tests following HWTEST_F framework conventions. Supports Mock strategies, BUILD.gn configuration, NDK/NAPI interfaces, and maintains 75%+ coverage requirements with strict code style consistency. Use when generating unit tests for OpenHarmony C++ source files.

OpenHarmony Unit Test Generator

Overview

Generate comprehensive C++ unit tests for OpenHarmony code following HWTEST_F framework conventions.

Key Features

• Automatic Test Generation: Create test cases for normal/exception/boundary scenarios
• Mock Object Support: Mock class creation and EXPECT_CALL/ON_CALL setup
• BUILD.gn Configuration: Automatic dependency matching with source files
• Coverage Optimization: 75% minimum coverage, targeting 85%+
• Code Style Consistency: Maintains consistency with existing test patterns (>=70% threshold)
• NDK/NAPI Support: Special handling for NDK interfaces (7088+ OH_xxx) and NAPI functions (302+ napi_xxx)
• CJSON Testing: Complete support for CJSON library testing patterns

Usage

Invoke this skill when you need to generate unit tests for OpenHarmony C++ source files.

Supported Scenarios

1. Single File Testing: Generate tests for all functions in a source file
2. Specific Function Testing: Generate tests for a specific function only
3. Test File Extension: Append new test cases to existing test files
4. Mock Generation: Automatically create mock classes for dependencies

Critical Requirements

Test Implementation Completeness

• Complete Implementation Only: Every test case must have complete implementation
• No Comments-Only Tests: Forbidden to generate tests with only comments or empty bodies
• Mock Usage: If Mock objects are created, they must be used with EXPECT_CALL/ON_CALL
• Branch-Assertion Correspondence: Branch assertions must match branch logic exactly

Coverage Requirements

• Minimum: 75% branch and line coverage (mandatory)
• Target: 85% branch and line coverage (goal)
• Scope: Boundary conditions, exception paths, normal paths, all conditional branches

Code Style Consistency

When existing test files exist:

• Smart Pointer Type: Must match existing code (sptr/wptr vs std::shared_ptr)
• Mock Usage: Must match existing Mock patterns
• Assertion Style: Must match existing assertion preferences (EXPECT_ vs ASSERT_)
• Test Structure: Must match existing test fixtures and naming patterns

Consistency Threshold: >=70% for important scenarios

Security Coding

• Memory Management: Match original function's smart pointer usage pattern
• Variable Initialization: All variables must be initialized
• Boundary Checks: Required before array/container access
• Null Pointer Checks: Required before pointer dereference
• Return Value Checks: Required for critical functions

Framework Specifications

HWTEST_F Framework

// Test fixture structure
class YourServiceTest : public testing::Test {
public:
    static void SetUpTestCase(void);
    static void TearDownTestCase(void);
    void SetUp();
    void TearDown();
    std::shared_ptr<YourService> instance_;
};

// Test case format
HWTEST_F(TestClassName, TestCaseName_001, TestSize.Level1)

Test Case Naming

• _001: Normal scenario
• _002: Exception scenario
• _003: Boundary scenario
• _004+: Other special scenarios

Object Management

// Standard smart pointers
SetUp(): instance_ = std::make_shared<YourService>();
TearDown(): instance_ = nullptr;

// OpenHarmony sptr/wptr
SetUp(): instance_ = MakeSptr<YourService>(); // or instance_ = new YourService();
TearDown(): instance_ = nullptr;

Mock Usage

auto mock = std::make_shared<MockClass>();
EXPECT_CALL(*mock, Method()).WillOnce(Return(value));

Assertions

ASSERT_NE(instance_, nullptr);  // Must check
EXPECT_EQ(result, expected);
EXPECT_TRUE(condition);

NDK Interface Testing

For NDK interfaces (OH_xxx), follow these requirements:

1. Resource Lifecycle: Create/Destroy pairing is mandatory
2. Test Structure: Normal path (001), Exception path (002), Boundary (003)
3. Return Value Verification: Test all error codes
4. Parameter Validation: Test null pointers, invalid values, boundaries

CJSON Testing

For CJSON library operations:

1. Parse Tests: Normal, null pointer, invalid JSON
2. Get Item Tests: Normal get, non-existent item, type checks
3. Create Tests: Object, array, value creation
4. Memory Management: All cJSON objects must be deleted

BUILD.gn Requirements

ohos_unittest Target

ohos_unittest("{CamelCase}Test") {
    module_out_path = "subsystem/module"
    branch_protector_ret = "pac_ret"
    sanitize = {
        integer_overflow = true
        cfi = true
        cfi_cross_dso = true
        debug = false
    }
    sources = ["test_file.cpp"]  # Alphabetically sorted
    include_dirs = ["//include/path"]
    deps = [":source_target"]
    external_deps = [
        "hilog:libhilog",
        "c_utils:utils",
        "googletest:gtest_main"
    ]
    defines = ["private=public"]
}

Configuration Matching

The system automatically extracts source file's BUILD.gn configuration:

• deps: Must include all source target dependencies
• external_deps: Must include all external dependencies
• include_dirs: Must include all include directories
• defines: Must match source defines (add private=public if needed)

Reference Files

Detailed specifications are available in the references/ directory:

• framework-specs.md: HWTEST_F framework conventions and test patterns
• mock-strategies.md: Mock object creation and usage strategies
• coverage-requirements.md: Coverage metrics and optimization strategies
• build-gn-rules.md: BUILD.gn configuration and dependency matching
• assertion-standards.md: Assertion methods and branch correspondence
• code-style-consistency.md: Consistency requirements with existing tests
• smart-pointer-usage.md: sptr/wptr vs standard smart pointer usage
• ndk-napi-testing.md: NDK/NAPI interface testing specifications
• cjson-testing.md: CJSON library testing patterns
• security-coding.md: Memory management and secure coding requirements

Examples

See the examples/ directory for:

• basic-test-example.cpp: Basic test structure and patterns
• mock-test-example.cpp: Mock object usage examples
• ndk-test-example.cpp: NDK interface testing examples