Best Kotest code snippet using com.sksamuel.kotest.autoscan.AutoScanTestListenerTest
AutoScanTestListenerTest.kt
Source: AutoScanTestListenerTest.kt
...5import io.kotest.core.test.TestCase6import io.kotest.core.test.TestResult7import io.kotest.matchers.shouldBe8import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger9class AutoScanTestListenerTest : WordSpec({10 "@AutoScan TestListeners" should {11 "be detected for all tests" {12 MyTestListener.beforeCounter.get() shouldBe 613 MyTestListener.afterCounter.get() shouldBe 014 }15 "even this one!" {16 MyTestListener.beforeCounter.get() shouldBe 917 MyTestListener.afterCounter.get() shouldBe 318 }19 MyTestListener.beforeCounter.get() shouldBe 920 MyTestListener.afterCounter.get() shouldBe 621 }22})23@AutoScan24object MyTestListener : TestListener {25 val beforeCounter = AtomicInteger(0)26 val afterCounter = AtomicInteger(0)27 override suspend fun beforeTest(testCase: TestCase) {28 maybeIncrementBeforeCounter(testCase)29 }30 override suspend fun afterTest(testCase: TestCase, result: TestResult) {31 maybeIncrementAfterCounter(testCase)32 }33 override suspend fun beforeContainer(testCase: TestCase) {34 maybeIncrementBeforeCounter(testCase)35 }36 override suspend fun afterContainer(testCase: TestCase, result: TestResult) {37 maybeIncrementAfterCounter(testCase)38 }39 override suspend fun beforeEach(testCase: TestCase) {40 maybeIncrementBeforeCounter(testCase)41 }42 override suspend fun afterEach(testCase: TestCase, result: TestResult) {43 maybeIncrementAfterCounter(testCase)44 }45 override suspend fun beforeAny(testCase: TestCase) {46 maybeIncrementBeforeCounter(testCase)47 }48 override suspend fun afterAny(testCase: TestCase, result: TestResult) {49 maybeIncrementAfterCounter(testCase)50 }51 private fun maybeIncrementBeforeCounter(testCase: TestCase) {52 if (testCase.spec::class.java.name == AutoScanTestListenerTest::class.java.name)53 beforeCounter.incrementAndGet()54 }55 private fun maybeIncrementAfterCounter(testCase: TestCase) {56 if (testCase.spec::class.java.name == AutoScanTestListenerTest::class.java.name)57 afterCounter.incrementAndGet()58 }59}...
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