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Reviews
What people are saying about JUnit Factory...
- "I like the JUnit Factory tests because they give me an independent perspective on my code."
- Kent Beck, co-author of JUnit
- "Wow! I have just generated unit tests for some code that would have taken months or years to do manually and I did it in under 30 minutes, including registering on the server and waiting for the reply email. That is truly awesome!"
- Experience report by Nick - a JUnit Factory user
- "Comes now an interesting solution from Agitar. A new project, currently in beta testing (but visible at www.junitfactory.com), automates generation of characterization tests. An Eclipse plug-in sends your Java code to Agitar’s servers, where dozens of tests per class are generated and shipped back to your desktop.[...] What makes characterization testing really work is the automatic generation. On greenfield projects, if the generated tests pick up a change that escaped my hand-written unit tests, I cut and paste the test into my suite of unit tests. And suddenly my code and projects are of even better quality. Nifty, huh?"
- Andrew Binstock in SD Times
- "They have a commercial product called AgitarOne that is worth checking out, which runs on your intranet and you can do a whole bunch of stuff in, but they also have a free version called JUnit Factory. You can either upload your code to them via your browser or via an Eclipse plugin. Code In, Tests Out! Superb!"
- Jakub Korab, blogger
- 「ばっちり！境界値とかを見て判断してるので、結構いいテストケースを吐き出す。」
- Hatena::Diary
Generating Tests
Once you have your Eclipse plug-in installed, you'll want to know how to generate tests.
It's easy:
- Select a class
- Request [
] a test - Run [
] the test
If you want to know more, take a look at our Getting Started Guide. The online help in Eclipse has lots of useful info too!
