aspec

ABAP spec-like testing library.

WARNING: Prototype!

Description

This is a wrapper around abap unit to make the calls more readable and shorter. For example:

Equality check

abap_unit

DATA(integer) = NEW integer( 2 ).
cl_abap_unit_assert=>assert_equals(
  act = integer->sum( 3 ) 
  exp = 5 
).

aspec

DATA(integer) = NEW integer( 2 ).
z_aspec=>expect( integer->sum( 3 ) )->to_equal( 5 ).

Or inheriting z_aspec:

DATA(integer) = NEW integer( 2 ).
expect( integer->sum( 3 ) )->to_equal( 5 ).

Inequality/not

abap_unit

DATA(integer) = NEW integer( 2 ).
cl_abap_unit_assert=>assert_differs(
  act = integer->sum( 3 ) 
  exp = 6 
).

aspec

DATA(integer) = NEW integer( 2 ).
z_aspec=>expect( integer->sum( 3 ) )->not( )->to_equal( 6 ).

Boolean

abap_unit

DATA(integer) = NEW integer( 2 ).
cl_abap_unit_assert=>assert_true( integer->is_positive( ) ).
cl_abap_unit_assert=>assert_false( integer->is_negative( ) ).

aspec

DATA(integer) = NEW integer( 2 ).
z_aspec=>expect( integer->is_positive( ) )->to_be_true( ).
z_aspec=>expect( integer->is_negative( ) )->to_be_false( ).

Table comparison

Comparing tables using abap unit assert_equals will not indicate which structure component and index is different. This can be especially hard for tables with large structures.

aspec will point directly to the different columns and index.

And much more...

• contains: z_aspec=>expect( table )->to_contain( line ).
• fail: z_aspec=>expect( )->to_fail( )

Install

Clone this repository using abapGit.

Then inherit from z_aspec or use the static methods from it.