Testing Lab Exercises (WBT)

Create Project Directory

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Create Project Directory

To help keep our SomewhatMoreSimplifiedSolitaire code and other files organized, first create a project directory, which will eventually contain all of your source and test code for your project along with other documents. Since we require GitHub repos for submissions, your project directory would go within the repo directory

Within the project directory, create the following directories, which will help organize and separate your files into:

  • src (source) code,
  • test (test) code,
  • lib (library) files,
  • bin (compiled .class) files,
  • doc (generated Javadoc) files, and
  • project_docs (project document) files (e.g., Black Box Test Plan)

For example, assuming your assigned repo is csc116-001-Lab10B-33:

$ pwd
/afs/unity.ncsu.edu/users/j/jdyoung2/csc116/csc116-001-Lab10B-33

$ mkdir Solitaire

$ cd Solitaire

$ mkdir src test lib bin doc project_docs

$ ls
bin		lib		src
doc		project_docs	test

Download Starter Files

  1. Download SomewhatMoreSimplifiedSolitaire.java file into your src directory.
  2. Download SomewhatMoreSimplifiedSolitaireTest.java file into your test directory.

Download JUnit Libraries

JUnit is not provided in the default Java libraries (String, Scanner, etc. are provided with Java). Instead, we have to download the JUnit libraries.

  1. Download junit-4.12.jar file into your lib directory in your project.
  2. Download hamcrest-core-1.3.jar file into your lib directory in your project.

Both junit-4.12.jar and hamcrest-core-1.3.jar are required to run test cases from the command line.

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