
Learn the essentials of testing in Spring Boot with JUnit 5, from unit to integration tests, and build a strong testing foundation across controller and service layers.
Explore how web development with Spring Boot builds Java web apps and RESTful APIs, and how JUnit 5 integrates for reliable Spring Boot testing.
Explore unit, integration, data layer, controller, end-to-end testing in Spring Boot, using JUnit or TestNG, Mockito, Rest Template, Mock MVC, Spring Boot test annotations, plus CI/CD, test coverage and reporting.
Explore JUnit five, the modern Java testing framework, featuring the platform, Jupiter, and vintage modules, backward compatibility, extensions, parameterized tests, conditional tests, and dynamic testing.
Explore the JUnit 5 life cycle, including test instance creation, before all, before each, after each, after all, parameterized tests with value source, and dynamic test factories.
Learn how to implement exception handling and negative testing in JUnit 5 by using assertThrows to verify thrown exceptions and inspect their messages.
Explore the JUnit Jupiter assertions API, mastering equals, null checks, true/false, and exception validation, plus array assertions, assert all, and line match.
Explore stubbing with Mockito to define mock behavior using when and thenReturn, argument matchers, and doThrow or doNothing while handling spies and partial mocks.
Set up a gradle spring boot project via start.spring.io with java 17, spring boot 3.1.5, jar packaging, and dependencies web, h2, spring data jpa; build and run on port 8080.
Learn to set up a Maven-based Spring Boot project with JDK 17 and dependencies Spring web, H2 database, and Spring Data JPA; import in IntelliJ, run, and verify with tests.
Create a Spring Boot application using start.spring.io with Gradle, Java 17, and dependencies Spring Web, Spring Data JPA, and H2.
Design and implement a book entity with a primary key and a JPA repository in Spring Boot, including fields for title, author, and description, with a custom find by title.
Create a book service interface and implement it as a service layer, providing methods to get by title, get all, add, update, and delete books, with a not-found exception.
Create a Spring Boot REST controller for books with get by title, get all, add, update, and delete endpoints, backed by a book service and Swagger API docs.
Learn to debug in testing by setting breakpoints, inspecting variables, and stepping through code to identify, isolate, and fix issues in a Java application.
Debug a test with a mocked book dao using Mockito, set breakpoints, and step through the book service to ensure correct dao invocation and resolve null objects.
Isolate and test individual components in Spring Boot with mocking and dependency injection, write and run unit tests using JUnit and Mockito, and analyze results to prevent regressions.
Explore testing the Spring Boot service layer between the controller and data access layer, using JUnit 4/5 and Mockito, including negative tests for exceptions and REST client calls.
Develop and run unit tests for the book service layer using JUnit and Mockito, implementing setup with mocks, stubbing find by title, and asserting title and id.
Write a unit test for the getAllBooks method that returns a list of Book objects, stub findAll, and assert not null, list size, and title.
Develop and verify void methods in Spring Boot tests by using Mockito verify to confirm add book method calls the bookstore.save method, and explore do answer with argument inspection.
Learn to test void methods such as delete book using Mockito do nothing, verify, and argument capture to capture and validate input.
Develop negative tests for the update book method by mocking find by title and save, and asserting a book not found exception and message.
Complete the assignment by writing two unit tests for delete by title in Spring Boot with JUnit 5, verifying the delete method call and a not found exception.
Demonstrates handling of a not-found scenario by testing delete by title with a not found exception, using junit5 assertions to verify exception type and message.
Explore the book controller in a spring boot app, using RestController and a book service to expose get, post, put, and delete mappings for single and all books, with tests.
Learn to write a controller layer test for a get book by title endpoint using Spring Boot test annotations, MockMvc, and MockBean, with given, when, and expect structure.
Enhance api testing by converting response data to a book object with an object mapper, then assert the title matches the expected value using MockMvc and json path.
Learn how to debug a http endpoint test using a print method that reveals request and response details, diagnose a 404 vs 200 mismatch, and fix the endpoint path.
Test the get all books api by sending an http get request to the books endpoint, using mock mvc, stubbing, and validating a list of book objects.
Test the post /books endpoint by stubbing book service add book with mockito, build a post request, send json, and verify created status with json response.
Test the http put method for updating a book by sending a put request with a book object and title, verifying the response returns the updated title.
Explain how to implement a delete mapping to remove a book by title via a path variable and test it with a delete request that returns http 200 ok.
Explore how controller advice, a specialization of the component annotation, enables global exception handling across all controller methods with @ExceptionHandler, @InitBinder, and @ModelAttribute, using ResponseEntityExceptionHandler for centralized error responses.
Modify the get book method to add a try-catch and book not found exception, returning bad request on exceptions and ok when a book is found, enabling negative controller tests.
Demonstrate a negative test case for a controller method by stubbing get book by title to throw an exception and asserting a bad request response.
Globalize exception handling with a controller advice for the book controller, returning a custom exception message in a response entity for bad requests when a book is not found.
Learn to test the JPA data layer in Spring Boot using @DataJpaTest, which configures JPA components and uses an in-memory H2 database for unit tests with automatic rollback.
explore h2 in-memory database for spring boot unit testing, an embedded open-source relational dbms with jdbc api, and learn to configure via pom.xml and spring.h2.console.enabled.
Annotate the test with data jpa test, autowire the book dao, save a book via the test util, then verify find by title returns a book entity.
Learn to write a JPQL query in Spring Data JPA, update book and rating entities, and test a top rated books query using a left join and average score.
Write a unit test for a JPQL top-rated books query, seeding data with an SQL file in an in-memory H2 database and asserting the result size is two.
Learn the database integration test flow from book controller to book service to S2 DB by implementing add book and get book by title tests.
Master integration testing for a book app by building a Spring Boot test with auto configured MockMvc, an H2 database, and JSON-driven post requests to save and retrieve books.
Write an h2-based integration test for fetching a book by title, using reset and data sql scripts to ensure consistent before-each-test setup in a spring boot and junit 5 context.
Explore an integration testing flow that retrieves all books from an external library server via the books controller API and the book service, without a database.
Set up an external server integration test to fetch books, inject the library server URL from application properties (localhost:7070), and run Spring Boot test with MockMvc and active int profiles.
Write an integration test for the get all books endpoint by stubbing a third-party API with a wiremock server on port 7070. Validate JSON array size and a 200 response with application/json.
Welcome to the ultimate course on "Mastering Spring Boot testing and JUnit 5!"
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced Java developer, this course will take you on a journey from the fundamentals of unit testing to advanced testing techniques in Spring Boot.
With this course you will become a proficient Spring Boot developer with the skills to create robust, reliable, and high-quality applications. Testing is a fundamental pillar of software development, and in this comprehensive course, you will dive deep into the world of testing within the Spring Boot framework.
From the basics to advanced techniques, this course equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to take your Spring Boot testing skills to the next level.
What You Will Learn :-
Mastering JUnit 5: Gain a solid understanding of JUnit 5, the industry-standard testing framework for Java. Explore its core concepts, annotations, and advanced features to write effective and efficient tests.
Unit Testing: Learn how to write unit tests to validate the functionality of individual components within your Spring Boot application. Test your services, repositories, and more with real-world examples.
Integration Testing: Understand how to test the interactions between different components and services. Utilize Spring Boot's testing annotations to create a robust testing environment.
Testing RESTful APIs: Master the art of testing RESTful APIs and controllers. Validate request and response payloads, and ensure the reliability of your endpoints.
Advanced Testing Techniques: Explore advanced testing techniques, including parameterized tests, mockito, and testing for exceptional scenarios.
Best Practices: Adopt testing best practices and guidelines to maintain a testable and maintainable codebase.
Why Take This Course:
Real-World Skills: Learn the skills that employers value in today's competitive job market.
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Instructor Expertise: Your instructor is an experienced Spring Boot developer with a passion for teaching.
Lifetime Access: Enroll once and have lifetime access to course materials and updates.
Certificate of Completion: Earn a certificate upon successful course completion.
By the end of this course, you will have the skills and confidence to write comprehensive unit and integration tests for your Spring Boot applications using JUnit 5. Whether you're building RESTful APIs, microservices, or full-stack applications, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to ensure your code is robust, reliable, and bug-free.
Enroll now and embark on your journey to becoming a Spring Boot testing expert! Master the art of testing and elevate your Java development career to new heights.