Define, Share and Automate your tests / specifications

Setup your project

Here is the most convenient way to setup your project for Tmar use :

• Create your first test file using menu « Tmar / New specification… » :

• Create your first test file using menu « Tmar / New specification… » :

• a new file named « tmar.config » will be created in « src/test/resources/tmar/tmar.config »

• the tmar folders structure will be created in « src/test/resources/tmar/ »

• Let Tmar eclipse activate it-self for your project :

• the « .project » file will be updated to add nature « org.jspresso.contrib.sjsplugin.tmar.nature » 

• Let Tmar eclipse update your project’s maven configuration :

• the « pom.xml » will be updated to add jspresso repository :

• … and to add tmar dependency :

• Choose your first specification file name :

• Write your first test ! :

• Generate the groovy test class and method by choosing menu « Tmar / Open Tmar method… »

• Choose the test method name, the super class, a tmar test template…NB : Tmar eclipse will helps further if you choose Tmar4Junit or Tmar4Spock

• Let Tmar eclipse update your project’s maven configuration :

• The « pom.xml » will be updated to add JUnit or TestNG or Spock dependencies :

• Let Tmar eclipse update your project’s maven configuration for command-line test running :

• Let Tmar eclipse update your project’s maven configuration for command-line test running :

• Complete the groovy test...

In this example, just replace x by 0 in « tmar.value = x » !

• Check that your project is properly installed by launching the test using menu
  « Tmar / Run Tmar test… » : 

• Wait until your test is finished !

• If your project goes something like this.. your project is properly installed !