Unit tests and Integration tests for Spring Boot App and Spring WebFlux App using JUnit 5, Mockito and Testcontainers
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These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This architectural diagram illustrates Spring Boot unit testing structure, mapping Controller, Service, and Repository layers to their respective testing tools like Mockito and H2 database.
This slide illustrates a Spring Boot application test case structured with Behavior-Driven Development principles, demonstrating the setup, action, and verification steps for saving an employee record.
This diagram illustrates Spring Boot integration testing by connecting the controller, service, and repository layers to a MySQL database using the @SpringBootTest annotation.
Instruction covers essential JUnit 5 mechanics, including lifecycle annotations and parameterized tests.
The curriculum teaches integration testing using both local MySQL databases and the Testcontainers framework.
Includes dedicated modules for building and testing reactive CRUD REST APIs using Spring WebFlux and MongoDB.
The curriculum notes the deprecation of the @MockBean annotation, which may require attention for current Spring Boot versions.
The curriculum aligns with the requirements for Java and Spring Boot knowledge.