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Creating your Spring Controller

Using the IntelliJ IDEA New Project Wizard to create your Spring Controller and select dependencies.

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Creating your Spring Boot Project

Using the IntelliJ IDEA New Project Wizard to create your Spring project and select dependencies.

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With

Sometimes we want to check more than one value on an object. We can use `with` to do this.

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Verify All

Test frameworks often stop the test at the first failure. Find out how to run all conditions to see which pass and which fail.

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Stubs

Stub can provide simple interfaces, so we don't have to initialise the whole application to test a section.

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Spock IntelliJ IDEA Plugin

Add the Spock plugin to IntelliJ IDEA to get some extra help in the IDE.

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Specifications as Documentation

Spock tests don't just tell the computer how to test the application, they can help developers understand what the application is supposed to do.

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Shortcuts used

Finally, let's summarise the shortcuts we've learnt and see links to further information.

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Setup and Teardown

See how to set up, or clean up, test classes and methods in Spock.

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Setting up the Dependencies

Add Spock framework dependencies to the project.

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Mocks

We can provide "empty" objects, so we don't have to initialise the whole application to test a section, and we can use mocks to check our code is making the calls we expect.

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Label Flexibility

Spock supports a range of different test labels to help you write the most readable tests.