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ABAP Unit Test Generator

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Generate ABAP Unit test class stubs with FOR TESTING declarations, setup/teardown methods, and test method templates. Follows SAP clean ABAP test guidelines.

Test Methods (2)

Generated Test Class

CLASS LCL_TEST_MY_CLASS DEFINITION
  FINAL
  FOR TESTING.

  PRIVATE SECTION.
    DATA: mo_cut TYPE REF TO ZCL_MY_CLASS.

  METHODS: setup.
  METHODS: test_success_case
    FOR TESTING
    RISK LEVEL HARMLESS
    DURATION SHORT.
  METHODS: test_empty_input
    FOR TESTING
    RISK LEVEL HARMLESS
    DURATION SHORT.

ENDCLASS.

CLASS LCL_TEST_MY_CLASS IMPLEMENTATION.

  METHOD setup.
    " Initialize CUT (Class Under Test) and test doubles here
    mo_cut = NEW ZCL_MY_CLASS( ).
  ENDMETHOD.

  METHOD test_success_case.
    " Verify that method returns expected result for valid input

    " Arrange
    " TODO: Set up test data

    " Act
    " TODO: Call method under test

    " Assert
    cl_abap_unit_assert=>assert_not_initial(
      act  = '' " TODO: replace with actual result
      msg  = 'test_success_case: result should not be initial' ).
  ENDMETHOD.

  METHOD test_empty_input.
    " Verify behavior with empty input

    " Arrange
    " TODO: Set up test data

    " Act
    " TODO: Call method under test

    " Assert
    cl_abap_unit_assert=>assert_not_initial(
      act  = '' " TODO: replace with actual result
      msg  = 'test_empty_input: result should not be initial' ).
  ENDMETHOD.

ENDCLASS.
Add this local class to your ABAP include or the test class section in SE80/ADT. Run tests with Ctrl+Shift+F10 in Eclipse ADT.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is ABAP Unit?

ABAP Unit is the built-in unit testing framework in ABAP, similar to JUnit for Java. Test classes use the FOR TESTING addition and test methods use the RISK LEVEL and DURATION additions. Run tests via CTRL+SHIFT+F10 in ADT or via transaction SE80.

What is the difference between RISK LEVEL HARMLESS and CRITICAL?

RISK LEVEL indicates the potential side effects of the test. HARMLESS means the test makes no changes to system data. DANGEROUS means it might change persistent data. Always use HARMLESS with test doubles and mocks; use DANGEROUS only for integration tests.

How do I mock dependencies in ABAP Unit tests?

Use ABAP test doubles: create a local test double class implementing the same interface as the real dependency, inject it via constructor injection or setter injection. The ABAP Test Double Framework (CL_ABAP_TESTDOUBLE) provides automatic mock generation.