Closed alfianyusufabdullah closed 5 years ago
@alfianyusufabdullah Hi!
Do you mean check how main
function works if some particular command line argument is passed into it? or something else?
Yess @Undin
@alfianyusufabdullah For example, you can write something like this
import org.junit.Test;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.PrintStream;
public class Tests {
@Test
public void test() {
ByteArrayOutputStream outputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
System.setOut(new PrintStream(outputStream));
YourClassWithMain.main(new String[]{"YourCommandLineArg"});
String output = outputStream.toString();
// check output here
}
}
in kotlin i can't direct access the main function and the command line argument will be set from Run/Debug Configuration. it's posible to use that? @Undin
in kotlin i can't direct access the main function
I can come up with only one case when it's possible - main
function is located in private class. But in this case you can make it public. Could you provide a precise example what you want to do?
the command line argument will be set from Run/Debug Configuration. it's posible to use that?
But they won't be taken into account while task checking because task check doesn't use existing run configuration. So no, you can't use command line arguments from run configuration for task checking
thanks for the time @Undin , i think my case is close.
How to run/check task with value from parameter in main function? it's posible?