sskorol/test-data-supplier-plugin

IntelliJ IDEA integration for Test Data Supplier library

Test Data Supplier

IntelliJ IDEA integration for Test Data Supplier library.

Currently, plugin provides very simple inspections support to determine methods annotated with DataSupplier (DS) annotation, so that you could easily track missing DS errors and avoid unused methods' warnings.

Available features:

• Missing DS will be marked red for Test and Factory annotations.
• Clicking dataProvider arg value will trigger navigation to corresponding DS and vice versa.
• Clicking test name within include tag of TestNG xml or test class will trigger cross navigation as well.

Note that to avoid clashes with integrated TestNG plugin you have to disable native DataProvider inspections:

After plugin installation you'll be able to see the following inspections and navigation options:

test-data-supplier-plugin's Issues

Migrate to IDEA 2022.1

Plugin error 'Test Data Supplier' (version '0.2.9')

With the latest IntelliJ installed 2021.1 I received this error:
Plugin 'Test Data Supplier' (version '0.2.9') is not compatible with the current version of the IDE, because it requires build 203.* or older but the current build is IU-211.6693.111

Hope this helps and hope to enjoy an update soon.

Add subtypes scanning support

See TestNG-1691 for details.

DS and Gradle update

Migrate to 4.1 wrapper and 1.1.0 DS.

Initial inspections and navigation support

Add support for tracking DataSupplier methods.
Add support for quick navigation from test method to DS.

Add new IntelliJ version support

2018.1 is currently unsupported.

Add TestNG methods' navigator

It's currently impossible to navigate test methods from TestNG xml and vice versa. Technically, it's not directly related to data supplier. But it'd be a good experiment before pushing to intellij repo.

Add Idea 2023 support

Add new IntelliJ version support

Add IntelliJ 2020.2 version support

Add Factory inspections

In 1.4.0 version there was added a @Factory integration. So it's required to provide the same inspections technique as for @Test.