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moreUnit 
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moreUnit

Version: 1.0.2
Support Eclipse Version: > 3.3
License: Free EPL
Development Status: Production/Stable
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moreUnit is an eclipse plugin that should assist you writing more unit test. The following features are implemented: - Decorate classes which have a testcase. - Mark methods in the editor which are under test. - Jump to a testcase in the editor via the menu or a shortcut (and back) - Generate a testmethod stub for the method under cursor-position in the editor via the menu or a shortcut. - Rename/move of classes / methods with corresponding testcases automatically starts refactoring for tests as well
Added on: 01-May-2006 | Updated: 19-Feb-2008




Last 5 Comments


User: AnonymousRating: 102008-06-18 10:03:36
excellent.


User: AndriyRating: 102008-03-20 13:45:01
I had to change on the order of 100 classes, and as result create similar number of unit tests. After the first few tests I noticed that I had to specify a lot of the same information in the New Unit Test wizard. I frequently forgot to change the test source directory. I looked around for the plugin to help with this task, and found moreUnit. It does *exactly* what I wanted. Very nice, focused plugin.


User: AnonymousRating: 102008-03-19 09:48:05
Great plugin. Good defaults for finding tests, but provides good flexibility if you name your tests something different or even put them in another project. It's one of the first plugins I install on new machines. I use it all the time.


User: qualidafialRating: 102007-12-17 17:10:49
I highly recommend this plugin for anyone wanting to streamline their testing process. Do yourself a favor and learn to use Ctrl+J (toggles between the test case and the class it tests) to eliminate most of the annoying IDE tasks that get in the way of your TDD "stream of consciousness."


User: AnonymousRating: 82007-08-20 09:44:24
Well done and very useful if you are a test fan.