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JCover options
Please note that options for mocking, and advanced options for use with either Maven or Gradle, are described on separate pages.
General options
If you use the command jcover without any options, tests will be generated for all classes in the current project/module. To refine your test creation, use the commands as below:
To change the names of created test classes:
--class-suffix suffix
This will rename the default ClassnameTest to ClassnameSuffix.
To switch off the creation of tests for trivial constructors, getters and setters:
--no-factory-tests
To compile and run the tests after creation (only those which pass will be kept).
--test-verification
This needs to be combined with --gradle or --maven options.
To increase the level of diagnostic output to the screen:
--verbose
To show the JCover version:
--version
Java Bytecode frontend options
To disable the security manager:
--no-security-manager
To test private methods using reflection:
--private-methods
Code generation options
To choose the directory to which generated tests will be saved:
-d directory
To test exceptions:
--exceptions
To set the indent width:
--indent x
To set the Java version between 6 and 14 (the default is 8):
--java version
To disable the comments which are normally inserted into the created tests:
--no-arrange-act-assert
To use the keyword final:
--use-final
This applies the keyword final to all objects and variables created in the tests, so that they cannot be modified (i.e. these objects and variables effectively become constants).
To use Lombok’s ‘val’ type:
--use-lombok-val
To use the keyword var:
--use-var
This means that all objects created in the tests will be designated as a variable, instead of their original type.
Code formatting options
To apply the aosp format:
--aosp-format
To apply clang-format:
--clang-format
To apply google-java-format:
--google-format
To apply the Spring Java format:
--spring-format