An example project testing out features of the Spock testing framework with a SpringBoot application.
Run the tests using the Gradle wrapper:
./gradlew testThis will execute both JUnit5 unit tests and Spock specs. The test logger has been configured to print all tests and their status.
$ ./gradlew test
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM warning: Sharing is only supported for boot loader classes because bootstrap classpath has been appended
> Task :test
LoadContextSpec > when context is loaded then all expected beans are created PASSED
HelloControllerSpec > when get is performed then the response has status 200 and content is 'Hello world!' PASSED
StarFleetShipResourceSpec > when get is performed then the response has status 200 and content is list of strings PASSED
ExampleJunitTest > when_listOfStrings_then_Passes() PASSED
ExampleJunitTest > when_listOfStrings_then_Fails() SKIPPED
BUILD SUCCESSFUL in 2s
5 actionable tasks: 2 executed, 3 up-to-datePlease make sure to use a pull request to add code. Any contributions are welcome! The goal is to experiment implementing Spock tests against a SpringBoot RESTful application.
This Baeldung tutorial details different Spring Tests that can be implemented and their use.
The Spock docs detail use of the
spock-spring library to integrate Spock with Spring Tests.
NOTE: All Spock spec files should be placed under src/test/groovy in order for them to compile and run!