grpc-test
Includes a JUnit 5 Extension that can automatically release gRPC resources at the end of the test. Like GrpcCleanupRule, but built for JUnit 5 and actively maintained.
Requires Java 8 or later. Verified working with the latest JUnit 5 version, which you can find in the gradle.properties.
Installation
You can find the latest version on Maven Central.
Usage
Declare a Resources
in one of the three following ways, and register Server
and/or ManagedChannel
instances with it.
Get a Resources
from:
- A test method parameter injection, or
- An instance field, or
- A static field.
The difference is in the lifecycle of the Resources
object. For #1
, a new instance is created for every test method. #2
is the same as #1
unless the test class declares @TestInstance(TestInstance.Lifecycle.PER_CLASS)
, in which case one instance is shared among all the tests. #3
is obviously one instance shared among all the tests.
Note that for #2
and #3
, if the variable is already been assigned a value by the user, the extension will not reinitialize it.
@ExtendWith(GrpcCleanupExtension.class)
class ExampleTestCase {
@Test
void testSuccessful(Resources resources) {
resources.register(server); // use default timeout
resources.register(channel, Duration.ofSeconds(1)); // override default timeout
resources.timeout(Duration.ofSeconds(3)); // change default timeout to 3 seconds
resources.register(channel2) // channel2 timeout is 3 seconds; server and channel timeouts didn't change
}
}
Contribute
This project is a volunteer effort. You are welcome to send pull requests, ask questions, or create issues. If you like it, you can help by spreading the word and "Starring" the GitHub repo!
License
Copyright 2021 Abhijit Sarkar - Released under Apache License v2.0.