Package dev.aherscu.qa.jgiven.commons.utils

Class AbstractCsvDataProvider

  • public abstract class AbstractCsvDataProvider
extends Object
    Generic CSV data provider; you should specialize it for your type by overriding type(), like this: 
     public static final class FooCsvDataProvider
     extends AbstractCsvDataProvider {
     @Override
     protected Class type() {
         return Foo.class;
     }
 }
    then you can use it like this: 
     @Test(dataProviderClass = FooCsvDataProvider.class, dataProvider = AbstractCsvDataProvider.DATA)
 public void shouldReadFromCsv(final Foo value) {...}
    Only a single object parameter is supported. If your test method requires multiple parameters, then consider grouping them in a class instead.
    Author:
    aherscu

    • Constructor Detail

      • AbstractCsvDataProvider

        public AbstractCsvDataProvider()

    • Method Detail

      • data

        @DataProvider(name="data")
public Object[] data​(Method method)

      • csvBuilderFor

        protected com.opencsv.bean.CsvToBeanBuilder<Object> csvBuilderFor​(Reader csvReader)
        Parameters:
        csvReader - the reader for associated CSV file
        Returns:
        iterator over deserialized CSV data

      • type

        protected abstract Class<?> type()
        Returns:
        the type of data that should be deserialized