Stendhal Quest Testing: Difference between revisions

Some quests have already got a test written for them because chat logs have been provided. Please take a look at the report from [http://stendhalgame.org/hudson/job/stendhal_HEAD/lastStableBuild/cobertura/games_stendhal_server_maps_quests/? hudsonJenkins] - quests which are all or mostly green are done, and quests which are all or mostly red need a chatlog provided.

Once you have the chatlog you can use <code>games.stendhal.tools.test.ChatTestCreator</code> to make a test. We assume you are using eclipse. First, copy the chat log into the project folder of your Stendhal project. For this tutorial we are using [[File:Test Gamechat.log]] - save it and rename it to gamechat.log like your own chatlogs would be, if you want to follow the tutorial exactly.

Open <code>src/games/stendhal/tools.test/LineAnalyser.java</code> and add your name to <code>playerNames</code>.

Open <code>src/games/stendhal/tools.test/ChatTestCreator.java</code> in the editor in Eclipse then go to the green arrow button for running an application.

CopeCopy and paste all that text into a new file which you should save in <code>tests/games/stendhal/server/maps/quests/</code>. Call it the same name as the class file for your Quest, with 'Test' at the end. We are testing <code>RainbowBeans.java</code>, so we name the file, <code>RainbowBeansTest.java</code>.

You shouldcan replace the default zone name "admin_test" by the zone, in which the quest actually happens. You can get this name just by looking in the display of the game client while playing the quest. Using the correct zone name is important if there is a teleport etc in the zone, which is used in the quest.

Solution: put the stendhal project folder on your classpath for running tests - for Eclipse users see [[Stendhal on Eclipse#Running_JUnit_Tests_in_Eclipse|Running JUnit Tests in Eclipse]].