Interface TestResultFormatter

All Superinterfaces:
AutoCloseable, Closeable, org.junit.platform.launcher.TestExecutionListener

public interface TestResultFormatter extends org.junit.platform.launcher.TestExecutionListener, Closeable
A TestExecutionListener which lets implementing classes format and write out the test execution results.
  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    void
    This method will be invoked by the junitlauncher and will be passed a TestExecutionContext.
    void
    This method will be invoked by the junitlauncher and will be passed the OutputStream to a file, to which the formatted result is expected to be written to.
    void
    setUseLegacyReportingName(boolean useLegacyReportingName)
    This method will be invoked by the junitlauncher to let the result formatter implementation know whether or not to use JUnit 4 style, legacy reporting names for test identifiers that get displayed in the test reports.
    default void
    sysErrAvailable(byte[] data)
    This method will be invoked by the junitlauncher, regularly/multiple times, as and when any content is generated on the standard error stream during the test execution.
    default void
    sysOutAvailable(byte[] data)
    This method will be invoked by the junitlauncher, regularly/multiple times, as and when any content is generated on the standard output stream during the test execution.

    Methods inherited from interface java.io.Closeable

    close

    Methods inherited from interface org.junit.platform.launcher.TestExecutionListener

    dynamicTestRegistered, executionFinished, executionSkipped, executionStarted, reportingEntryPublished, testPlanExecutionFinished, testPlanExecutionStarted
  • Method Details

    • setDestination

      void setDestination(OutputStream os)
      This method will be invoked by the junitlauncher and will be passed the OutputStream to a file, to which the formatted result is expected to be written to.

      This method will be called once, early on, during the initialization of this TestResultFormatter, typically before the test execution itself has started.

      Parameters:
      os - The output stream to which to write out the result
    • setContext

      void setContext(TestExecutionContext context)
      This method will be invoked by the junitlauncher and will be passed a TestExecutionContext. This allows the TestResultFormatter to have access to any additional contextual information to use in the test reports.
      Parameters:
      context - The context of the execution of the test
    • setUseLegacyReportingName

      void setUseLegacyReportingName(boolean useLegacyReportingName)
      This method will be invoked by the junitlauncher to let the result formatter implementation know whether or not to use JUnit 4 style, legacy reporting names for test identifiers that get displayed in the test reports. Result formatter implementations are allowed to default to a specific reporting style for test identifiers, if this method isn't invoked.
      Parameters:
      useLegacyReportingName - true if legacy reporting name is to be used, false otherwise.
      Since:
      Ant 1.10.10
    • sysOutAvailable

      default void sysOutAvailable(byte[] data)
      This method will be invoked by the junitlauncher, regularly/multiple times, as and when any content is generated on the standard output stream during the test execution. This method will be only be called if the sendSysOut attribute of the listener, to which this TestResultFormatter is configured for, is enabled
      Parameters:
      data - The content generated on standard output stream
    • sysErrAvailable

      default void sysErrAvailable(byte[] data)
      This method will be invoked by the junitlauncher, regularly/multiple times, as and when any content is generated on the standard error stream during the test execution. This method will be only be called if the sendSysErr attribute of the listener, to which this TestResultFormatter is configured for, is enabled
      Parameters:
      data - The content generated on standard error stream