ABAP Code Retreat Frankfurt 2016: TDD - Test Driven Development

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TDD Test Driven Development Hendrik Neumann

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TDD – Test Driven Development

Hendrik Neumann

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Agenda

(1) Unit Testing

(2) ABAP Unit

(3) Test Driven Development

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Unit Testing

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Unit Testing

Definition

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Unit Testing

Unit Testing is a method by which

individual units of source code are

tested to determine if they are fit to

use.

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Unit Testing

Unit Testing is a method by which

individual units are e.g.ource code

fittMethods of t Function Modules fit

Function Groups

fiMoModule Pools Function

Functn Reports

Methods

Function Groups

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Unit Testing

aim:

Find bugs early

Write once, run often

Effective Tests must be automated

solution:

xUnit Frameworks

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xUnit Framework

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xUnit Framework

Definition

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xUnit Framework

Provides an automated solution with no need to write the same tests many times and no need to remember what should be

the result of each test.

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xUnit Framework

How does it work?

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xUnit Framework

setup()

creates object under test – used in all tests

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xUnit Framework

setup() test_method()

Clear up your mess..

calls object under test – e.g. a public method

with test data

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xUnit Framework

setup() test_method()

assert_*()–methods

verify the return value of the object under test using

xUnit’s assert methods

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xUnit Framework

setup() test_method() teardown()

Clear up your mess..

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xUnit Framework

setup() test_method() teardown() test_method()

test_method() test_method()

test_method() test_method()

test_method()

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ABAP Unit

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ABAP Unit

SAP‘s xUnit implemenation

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ABAP Unit

cl_abap_unit_assert=>assert_equals(

msg = 'Test msg'

act = act

exp = out->( )

).

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assert_*()-Methods

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ABAP Unit in ADT

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ABAP Unit

Local test classes for global development artifacts

In Reports, Function Modules and Classes

Not acitve on production systems

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ABAP Unit

• Tools integration:

–ABAP Workbench

–Code Inspector Integration

–ABAP Unit Browser

–ABAP Test Cockpit (ATC)

–ABAP in Eclipse

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Test Driven Development

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Test Driven Development

• Never

• After you wrote your code

• Before you write your code

When do you write your Unit Tests?

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Test Driven Development

• Never

• After you wrote your code

• Before you write your code

When do you write your Unit Tests?

Test Driven Development

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Test Driven Development

Test 1st

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Test Cycle

Test Write a test that expresses how you’ll use

the code and what you need it to do.

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Test Cycle

Write enough code to get the test to pass, but no

more.

Code

Test

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Test Cycle

Code

Test

Refactor Clean up the code to remove redundancy and improve the design.

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Test Cycle

Code

Test

Refactor

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Test Cycle

Code Test

Refactor

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Test Cycle

Code

Test Refactor

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Test Cycle

Code

Test

Refactor

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Green Bar Patterns

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Green Bar Patterns

Fake it till you make it

• Start with hardcoded results and wait until tests force them to become real

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Green Bar Patterns

Triangulate To Abstraction

• Make the code abstract only when you have two or more examples

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Green Bar Patterns

Obvious Implementation

• aka Don‘t be stupid

• If you really know the right way to implement it, do it that way

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Have FUN!

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Backup

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Code Kata: Roman Numerals

Rules: • smaller number in front of a larger number subtraction • all else addition • put only one smaller number in front of a larger number • ones, tens, hundreds and thousands are separate items

I The numeral one. II is two, III is three.

V The numeral 5. IV is 4, VI is 6, VII is 7, VIII is 8.

X The numeral 10. IX is 9, XI is 11, etc.

L The numeral 50. XL would be 40.

C The numeral 100. C is short for the Latin word Centum, but Century is eaysier to remember ;-)

D The numeral 500.

M The numeral 1000.