Intellij Test case, Test method 단축키

클래스명에 마우스 위치후 alt + enter ==> Test Case 생성

Test Case 소스 상에서 alt + insert ==> Test Method 생성

Creating Tests #

You can create test classes for the supported testing frameworks using the intention action.

1. Open the necessary class in the editor and place the cursor on a class name.

2. Press Alt+Enter to invoke the list of available intention actions.

3. Select Create Test.

   

   Alternatively, you can place the cursor on the class name and select Navigate | Test from the main menu, or select Go to | Test from the shortcut menu, and click Create New Test.

4. In the Create Test dialog, configure the required settings. You can specify a testing library you want to use, configure a test class name and its location, and select methods for which you want to generate test classes.

Create test methods #

To create stub test methods in JUnit test classes, you can use the IntelliJ IDEA code generation feature.

To create a test class with a complete set of test methods and fixtures, use the Create Test intention action.

1. Open the corresponding JUnit test class in the editor.

2. Place the cursor where you want a new test method to be generated.

3. Press Alt+Insert and select Test Method from the Generate menu.

Configure naming pattern for generated test classes #

By default, IntelliJ IDEA attaches the Test suffix to source class names when it automatically generates test classes. You can change the naming pattern for test classes.

1. In Settings/Preferences (Ctrl+Alt+S, go to Editor | Code Style | Java, and open the Code Generation tab.

2. In the Naming section of the tab, type a suffix or a prefix (or both) that you want to use for naming generated test classes into the corresponding fields.

Last modified: 23 April 2019