// Help write tests for JUDO applications using judo-runtime-core-guice-testkit. Use when writing interceptor tests, setting up JudoRuntimeFixture, or troubleshooting testkit issues.
| name | judo-runtime:testkit |
| description | Help write tests for JUDO applications using judo-runtime-core-guice-testkit. Use when writing interceptor tests, setting up JudoRuntimeFixture, or troubleshooting testkit issues. |
| license | EPL-2.0 |
| compatibility | Requires judo-runtime-core-guice-testkit dependency. |
| metadata | {"author":"BlackBelt Technology","version":"1.0.0"} |
Help write tests for JUDO applications using judo-runtime-core-guice-testkit.
Use this skill when:
Read the agent documentation from the testkit JAR for detailed patterns:
Location: ~/.m2/repository/hu/blackbelt/judo/runtime/judo-runtime-core-guice-testkit/{version}/judo-runtime-core-guice-testkit-{version}.jar!/agent-docs/
Files:
README.md - Quick patterns and decision treeinterceptor-testing.md - Full interceptor testing guideapi-reference.md - Key classes referencetroubleshooting.md - Common errors and fixesTEST-CONFIGURATION.md - Test setup and dependenciesTesting interceptor?
├─► Unit test (test preCall/postCall directly)
│ └─► ReferenceInjector.createAndInject(MyInterceptor.class, injector)
│
├─► Integration test (interceptor invoked by dispatcher)
│ ├─► Annotation-based (recommended)
│ │ └─► @JudoTest(interceptors = {MyInterceptor.class})
│ └─► Programmatic
│ └─► fixture.addInterceptor(MyInterceptor.class) // before init()
│
└─► Model-based test (with real JUDO model)
└─► JudoModelLoader.loadFromDirectory(name, dir, dialect, false)
| Class | Purpose |
|---|---|
JudoRuntimeFixture | Main test fixture |
@JudoTest | Annotation for declarative tests |
ReferenceInjector | Inject deps into objects |
TestOperationCallInterceptorProvider | Mutable interceptor provider |
JudoModelLoader | Load JUDO models |
import hu.blackbelt.judo.runtime.core.guice.testkit.fixture.JudoTest;
import hu.blackbelt.judo.runtime.core.guice.testkit.fixture.JudoRuntimeFixture;
@JudoTest(interceptors = {MyInterceptor.class})
void testInterceptor(JudoRuntimeFixture fixture) {
Dispatcher dispatcher = fixture.getInjector().getInstance(Dispatcher.class);
// MyInterceptor automatically registered and invoked
dispatcher.callOperation("model.Entity.operation", payload);
}
JudoRuntimeFixture fixture = new JudoRuntimeFixture();
fixture.prepare("modelName", dataSource, "hsqldb");
fixture.addInterceptor(MyInterceptor.class); // MUST be before init()
fixture.init(new AbstractModule() {}, null);
@JudoTest
void testLogic(JudoRuntimeFixture fixture) {
MyInterceptor interceptor = ReferenceInjector.createAndInject(
MyInterceptor.class, fixture.getInjector());
Object result = interceptor.preCall(operation, payload);
// Assert directly
}
| Constraint | Details |
|---|---|
addInterceptor() | MUST call before init() |
| Interceptor constructor | MUST have no-arg constructor |
getInterceptorProvider() | MUST call after init() |
| Transaction default | AUTO_ROLLBACK |
| Error | Fix |
|---|---|
IllegalStateException: already initialized | Move addInterceptor() before init() |
NoSuchMethodException | Add no-arg constructor to interceptor |
NullPointerException in interceptor | Ensure using @JudoTest or calling init() |
<dependency>
<groupId>hu.blackbelt.judo.runtime</groupId>
<artifactId>judo-runtime-core-guice-testkit</artifactId>
<version>${judo-runtime-core-version}</version>
<scope>test</scope>
</dependency>
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