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How to test the code

Testing is handled using JUnit, a powerful framework that allows you to check different aspects of your code.

Unit tests can be run with the following commands.

cd lab1-git-race
gradle test

All verification tasks, including unit tests, can be run with the following commands. Gradle offers a flag, -i, that can be used to show more information while running the checks.

cd lab1-git-race
gradle check

Integration Tests

There's 3 tests, stored at src/test/kotlin, that have been made for this Kotlin Webpage

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HTML/CSS Tests

The file src/test/kotlin/IntegrationTest.kt contains two tests that checks the main behaivour of the HTML page itself:

• testHome() checks if making a request at http://localhost:$port (With $port in this case being 0 for the shake of the test), yields both:

  • A OK HTTP Status Code.

  • A HTML body with <title>hello.

    If this happens, we can assume the webpage's HTML is the one intended.

• testCss() checks if the CSS of the webpage has basic functionality. For this, it request http://localhost:$port/webjars/bootstrap/5.1.0/css/bootstrap.min.css from the Web Server, and checks if it has a response with:

  • A OK HTML Status.
  • A body with "body".
  • A file with a header equal to that of "text/css".

This ensures the webpage has a valid CSS file.