Package net.fabricmc.fabric.api.gametest.v1
What is GameTest?
GameTest is a framework, bundled in the game and originally designed for unit-testing of game code. This can be used by mod developers to test their code.
GameTest runs as a special dedicated server that automatically calls the defined "test methods". The test result can then be written as an XML file.
Creating a test
First, make an empty class and register it under the fabric-gametest entrypoint in the
fabric.mod.json file.
Each "test method" represents a set of code that sets up the testing site and checks the
behavior of the code - for example, it could check that using a flint and steel on a creeper
causes explosion, or that hoppers can insert items into barrels. A test method is always annotated
with GameTest. For most cases you can set the GameTest.templateName() as FabricGameTest.EMPTY_STRUCTURE.
For complex tests, you can also save a structure as an SNBT file under modid/gametest/structures/
in the test mod's data pack and reference that structure. It will then be loaded before the test.
Test methods are instance methods (i.e. not static) and take exactly one argument - TestContext. This provides access to the world and additionally provides
dozens of assertions, utility methods, and more.
Test methods should end with TestContext.complete().
Example of a test method:
public class MyTest {
@GameTest(templateName=FabricGameTest.EMPTY_STRUCTURE)
public void testSomething(TestContext context) {
context.assertTrue(MyMod.getSomeValue(context.getWorld()) > 0, "SomeValue should be positive.");
context.complete(); // do not forget!
}
}
Running GameTest
To run the server with GameTest enabled, add -Dfabric-api.gametest to the
JVM arguments. The server works like the usual dedicated server, except that all
experimental features are turned on by default.
To export the test result, set fabric-api.gametest.report-file
property to the output file path.
Example of a Gradle run config to launch GameTest:
loom {
runs {
gametest {
inherit testmodServer
name "Game Test"
vmArg "-Dfabric-api.gametest"
vmArg "-Dfabric-api.gametest.report-file=${project.buildDir}/junit.xml"
runDir "build/gametest"
}
}
}
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