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@Override
protected Object createTest() throws Exception    {
  Class<? extends BindeableContainer> containerClass = getTestClass().getJavaClass().getAnnotation(Container.class).value();
  BindeableContainer installerContainer = getContainerInstance(containerClass);
  installerContainer.initBindings();
  installerContainer.addComponent(klass);
  Object component = installerContainer.getComponent(klass);
  return component;
}

Examples

Simple test

The first step is to create your container for test purpose.

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public class StupidTestContainer extends AbstractContainer
{
    /**
    * Init component bindings
    */
    public void fillContainer(MutablePicoContainer pico)
    {
        pico.addComponent(System.getProperties()
                .addComponent(Mockito.mock(List.class))
    }
}

Here we have 2 components, a Properties and a mock list.

To use this container in your test, use the customRunner PicoRunner and configure the container with @Container.

You will be able to ask any components of the container in the test constructor. Moreover, an instance of the test is created for each test methods. So you don't have to worry about cleaning the container.

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@RunWith(PicoRunner.class)
@Container(StupidTestContainer.class)
public class StupidTest
{

    private List mockedList;

    public StupidTest(Properties property, List list)
    {
       this.mockedList = list;
    }

    @Test
    public void testList() throws Exception
    {
       //using mock list
       mockedList.add("one");
       mockedList.clear();
 
       //verification
       verify(mockedList).add("one");
       verify(mockedList).clear();
    }    
}

Panel display tests

The following examples are taken from the izpack-test-panel module which contains small and fast GUI tests

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@RunWith(PicoRunner.class)
@Container(TestPanelContainer.class)
public class TestPanelDisplay
{

    private GUIInstallData guiInstallData;
    private FrameFixture frameFixture;
    private ResourceManager resourceManager;
    private InstallerFrame installerFrame;
    private UninstallDataWriter uninstallDataWriter;

    public TestPanelDisplay(GUIInstallData guiInstallData, InstallerFrame installerFrame, ResourceManager resourceManager, FrameFixture frameFixture, BindeableContainer container, UninstallDataWriter uninstallDataWriter)
    {
        this.guiInstallData = guiInstallData;
        this.installerFrame = installerFrame;
        this.resourceManager = resourceManager;
        this.frameFixture = frameFixture;
        this.uninstallDataWriter = uninstallDataWriter;
    }

The majority of instantiation logic is in the container. We have ready to use components and mocks for your test.

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    @Test
    public void htmlInfoPanelShouldDisplayText() throws Exception
    {
        addPanelAndShow("com.izforge.izpack.panels.htmlinfo.HTMLInfoPanel");
        String textArea = frameFixture.textBox(GuiId.HTML_INFO_PANEL_TEXT.id).text();
        assertThat(textArea, StringContains.containsString("This is a test"));
    }

    @Test
    public void licencePanelShouldDisplayText() throws Exception
    {
        addPanelAndShow("com.izforge.izpack.panels.licence.LicencePanel");
        String textArea = frameFixture.textBox(GuiId.LICENCE_TEXT_AREA.id).text();
        assertThat(textArea, StringContains.containsString("This is a licenSe panel"));
    }