Generating Spring WebTestClient

Generate Unit and Business Tests right from your OpenAPI definition.

Don't treat testing as an afterthought.

Generate SpringMVC or Spring WebFlux Unit or Business Tests skeletons using WebTestClient based on OpenAPI definition.

You can generate both:

• Unit/Vertical/Integration Tests for each OpenAPI Operation, it's up to you how you configure your BaseTest class.
• Business Flow Tests for a group of OpenAPI Operations that work together as a Business Use Case.

Unit Tests for each OpenAPI Operation

You can use ZenWave IntelliJ Plugin with ZDL plugins:

config {
    plugins {
▶️      SpringWebTestClientPlugin {
            groupBy service
            specFile "modules/customers/src/main/resources/apis/openapi.yml"
            // these should match the values of openapi-generator-maven-plugin
            openApiApiPackage "{{basePackage}}.adapters.web"
            openApiModelPackage "{{basePackage}}.adapters.web.model"
            openApiModelNameSuffix DTO
            targetFolder "src/test/java"
        }
    }
}

Or JBang CLI:

jbang zw -p io.zenwave360.sdk.plugins.SpringWebTestClientPlugin \
    specFile=src/main/resources/model/openapi.yml \
    targetFolder=src/test/java \
    testsPackage=io.zenwave360.example.adapters.web.tests \
    openApiApiPackage=io.zenwave360.example.adapters.web \
    openApiModelPackage=io.zenwave360.example.adapters.web.model \
    openApiModelNameSuffix=DTO \
    groupBy=service

This is a sample of the code you get for a single OpenAPI Operation:

/**
* Integration tests for the {@link CustomerApi} REST controller.
*/
public class CustomerApiIT extends BaseWebTestClientTest {

    /**
    * Test: Create customer javadoc comment for OK.
    */
    @Test
    public void testCreateCustomer_201() {
        CustomerDTO requestBody = new CustomerDTO();
        requestBody.setId(null);
        requestBody.setVersion(null);
        requestBody.setFirstName(null);
        requestBody.setLastName(null);
        requestBody.setEmail(null);
        requestBody.setPhone(null);
        requestBody.setAddresses(new java.util.ArrayList<>());
        requestBody.getAddresses().get(0).setIdentifier("aaa");
        requestBody.getAddresses().get(0).setStreet("aaa");
        requestBody.getAddresses().get(0).setCity("aaa");
        requestBody.getAddresses().get(0).setState("aaa");
        requestBody.getAddresses().get(0).setZip("aaa");
        requestBody.getAddresses().get(0).setType(new AddressTypeDTO());

        webTestClient.method(POST).uri("/api/customers")
            .accept(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .contentType(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .bodyValue(requestBody)
            .exchange()
            .expectStatus().isEqualTo(201)
            .expectHeader().contentType(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .expectBody()
            .jsonPath("$.id").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.version").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.firstName").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.lastName").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.email").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.phone").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.addresses").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.addresses").isArray()
            .jsonPath("$.addresses[0].identifier").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.addresses[0].street").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.addresses[0].city").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.addresses[0].state").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.addresses[0].zip").isNotEmpty()
            .jsonPath("$.addresses[0].type").isNotEmpty();
    }
}

Business Flow Test for some OpenAPI Operations that work together

You can use ZenWave IntelliJ Plugin with ZDL plugins:

config {
    plugins {
▶️      SpringWebTestClientPlugin {
            groupBy businessFlow
            businessFlowTestName CustomerCRUDTest
            operationIds createCustomer,getCustomer,updateCustomer,deleteCustomer

            specFile "modules/customers/src/main/resources/apis/openapi.yml"
            // these should match the values of openapi-generator-maven-plugin
            openApiApiPackage "{{basePackage}}.adapters.web"
            openApiModelPackage "{{basePackage}}.adapters.web.model"
            openApiModelNameSuffix DTO
            targetFolder "src/test/java"
        }
    }
}

Or JBang CLI:

jbang zw -p io.zenwave360.sdk.plugins.SpringWebTestClientPlugin \
    specFile=src/main/resources/model/openapi.yml \
    targetFolder=src/test/java \
    testsPackage=io.zenwave360.example.adapters.web.tests \
    openApiApiPackage=io.zenwave360.example.adapters.web \
    openApiModelPackage=io.zenwave360.example.adapters.web.model \
    openApiModelNameSuffix=DTO \
    groupBy=businessFlow \
    businessFlowTestName=CustomerCRUDTest \
    operationIds=createCustomer,getCustomer,updateCustomer,deleteCustomer

This is the code you will get. Now it's just a matter of filling in the blanks and complete how each operation connects to the next one.

public class CustomerCRUDTest extends BaseWebTestClientTest {

    /**
    * Business Flow Test for: createCustomer, updateCustomer, deleteCustomer, getCustomer.
    */
    @Test
    public void testCustomerCRUDTest() {
        // createCustomer: Create customer javadoc comment
        CustomerDTO customerRequestBody0 = new CustomerDTO();
        customerRequestBody0.setId(null);
        customerRequestBody0.setVersion(null);
        customerRequestBody0.setFirstName(null);
        customerRequestBody0.setLastName(null);
        customerRequestBody0.setEmail(null);
        customerRequestBody0.setPhone(null);
        customerRequestBody0.setAddresses(new java.util.ArrayList<>());
        customerRequestBody0.getAddresses().get(0).setIdentifier("aaa");
        customerRequestBody0.getAddresses().get(0).setStreet("aaa");
        customerRequestBody0.getAddresses().get(0).setCity("aaa");
        customerRequestBody0.getAddresses().get(0).setState("aaa");
        customerRequestBody0.getAddresses().get(0).setZip("aaa");
        customerRequestBody0.getAddresses().get(0).setType(new AddressTypeDTO());

        var createCustomerResponse0 = webTestClient.method(POST).uri("/api/customers")
            .accept(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .contentType(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .bodyValue(customerRequestBody0)
            .exchange()
            .expectStatus().isEqualTo(201)
            .expectHeader().contentType(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .returnResult(CustomerDTO.class);

        // updateCustomer: updateCustomer
        CustomerDTO customerRequestBody1 = new CustomerDTO();
        customerRequestBody1.setId(null);
        customerRequestBody1.setVersion(null);
        customerRequestBody1.setFirstName(null);
        customerRequestBody1.setLastName(null);
        customerRequestBody1.setEmail(null);
        customerRequestBody1.setPhone(null);
        customerRequestBody1.setAddresses(new java.util.ArrayList<>());
        customerRequestBody1.getAddresses().get(0).setIdentifier("aaa");
        customerRequestBody1.getAddresses().get(0).setStreet("aaa");
        customerRequestBody1.getAddresses().get(0).setCity("aaa");
        customerRequestBody1.getAddresses().get(0).setState("aaa");
        customerRequestBody1.getAddresses().get(0).setZip("aaa");
        customerRequestBody1.getAddresses().get(0).setType(new AddressTypeDTO());
        var customerId1 = "";

        var updateCustomerResponse1 = webTestClient.method(PUT).uri("/api/customers/{customerId}", customerId1)
            .accept(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .contentType(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .bodyValue(customerRequestBody1)
            .exchange()
            .expectStatus().isEqualTo(200)
            .expectHeader().contentType(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .returnResult(CustomerDTO.class);

        // deleteCustomer: deleteCustomer
        var customerId2 = "";

        webTestClient.method(DELETE).uri("/api/customers/{customerId}", customerId2)
            .accept(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .exchange()
            .expectStatus().isEqualTo(204);

        // getCustomer: getCustomer
        var customerId3 = "";

        var getCustomerResponse3 = webTestClient.method(GET).uri("/api/customers/{customerId}", customerId3)
            .accept(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .exchange()
            .expectStatus().isEqualTo(200)
            .expectHeader().contentType(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
            .returnResult(CustomerDTO.class);

    }
}