Unit testing RxJava code with multiple external calls
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Here is some RxJava code that I want to test:
public void triggerCancelOrderJob() {
couchConnector()
.findAbandonedOpenOrders()
.flatMap(results -> results.rows())
.flatMap(
row ->
Observable.just(row)
.subscribeOn(Schedulers.io())
.map(
s -> return s.value())
.flatMap(
orderId -> {
return RxReactiveStreams.toObservable(
serviceTokenCache
.get(OrderApiConstants.SERVICE_TOKEN_CACHE_KEY)
.flatMap(
issueToken -> {
return cancelOrderApiConnector()
.invokeAPI(
RequestInputModel.builder().build(),
RequestInputModel.RequestBodyModel.builder().build());
}));
}))
.subscribe(//additional code)
So what's happening is that I run an async CB query, get an Observable< AsyncN1qlQueryResult >
, then for each row I call call two external services one after the another (first call to the serviceTokenCache
and second call to the cancelOrderApiConnector
). Each row runs in a separate IO
thread.
Note: serviceTokenCache.get()
and cancelOrderApiConnector().invokeAPI()
return a Mono
respectively.
I cannot figure out how to test this code. What all components need to be tested? Since each row will run in its separate thread, I cannot wrap my head around how to test such asynchronous code.
java unit-testing mocking rx-java reactive-programming
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Here is some RxJava code that I want to test:
public void triggerCancelOrderJob() {
couchConnector()
.findAbandonedOpenOrders()
.flatMap(results -> results.rows())
.flatMap(
row ->
Observable.just(row)
.subscribeOn(Schedulers.io())
.map(
s -> return s.value())
.flatMap(
orderId -> {
return RxReactiveStreams.toObservable(
serviceTokenCache
.get(OrderApiConstants.SERVICE_TOKEN_CACHE_KEY)
.flatMap(
issueToken -> {
return cancelOrderApiConnector()
.invokeAPI(
RequestInputModel.builder().build(),
RequestInputModel.RequestBodyModel.builder().build());
}));
}))
.subscribe(//additional code)
So what's happening is that I run an async CB query, get an Observable< AsyncN1qlQueryResult >
, then for each row I call call two external services one after the another (first call to the serviceTokenCache
and second call to the cancelOrderApiConnector
). Each row runs in a separate IO
thread.
Note: serviceTokenCache.get()
and cancelOrderApiConnector().invokeAPI()
return a Mono
respectively.
I cannot figure out how to test this code. What all components need to be tested? Since each row will run in its separate thread, I cannot wrap my head around how to test such asynchronous code.
java unit-testing mocking rx-java reactive-programming
Mock the external calls usingMockito
– Niraj Chauhan
Nov 22 at 7:44
Firstly, inject the schedulers instead of usingSchedulers.io()
. This will make it much easier to unit test. Secondly, mock or inject the code for the external calls. Also, you using the nestedflatMap()
incorrectly or redundantly -- it isn't doing what you think it is doing.
– Bob Dalgleish
Nov 22 at 14:53
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Here is some RxJava code that I want to test:
public void triggerCancelOrderJob() {
couchConnector()
.findAbandonedOpenOrders()
.flatMap(results -> results.rows())
.flatMap(
row ->
Observable.just(row)
.subscribeOn(Schedulers.io())
.map(
s -> return s.value())
.flatMap(
orderId -> {
return RxReactiveStreams.toObservable(
serviceTokenCache
.get(OrderApiConstants.SERVICE_TOKEN_CACHE_KEY)
.flatMap(
issueToken -> {
return cancelOrderApiConnector()
.invokeAPI(
RequestInputModel.builder().build(),
RequestInputModel.RequestBodyModel.builder().build());
}));
}))
.subscribe(//additional code)
So what's happening is that I run an async CB query, get an Observable< AsyncN1qlQueryResult >
, then for each row I call call two external services one after the another (first call to the serviceTokenCache
and second call to the cancelOrderApiConnector
). Each row runs in a separate IO
thread.
Note: serviceTokenCache.get()
and cancelOrderApiConnector().invokeAPI()
return a Mono
respectively.
I cannot figure out how to test this code. What all components need to be tested? Since each row will run in its separate thread, I cannot wrap my head around how to test such asynchronous code.
java unit-testing mocking rx-java reactive-programming
Here is some RxJava code that I want to test:
public void triggerCancelOrderJob() {
couchConnector()
.findAbandonedOpenOrders()
.flatMap(results -> results.rows())
.flatMap(
row ->
Observable.just(row)
.subscribeOn(Schedulers.io())
.map(
s -> return s.value())
.flatMap(
orderId -> {
return RxReactiveStreams.toObservable(
serviceTokenCache
.get(OrderApiConstants.SERVICE_TOKEN_CACHE_KEY)
.flatMap(
issueToken -> {
return cancelOrderApiConnector()
.invokeAPI(
RequestInputModel.builder().build(),
RequestInputModel.RequestBodyModel.builder().build());
}));
}))
.subscribe(//additional code)
So what's happening is that I run an async CB query, get an Observable< AsyncN1qlQueryResult >
, then for each row I call call two external services one after the another (first call to the serviceTokenCache
and second call to the cancelOrderApiConnector
). Each row runs in a separate IO
thread.
Note: serviceTokenCache.get()
and cancelOrderApiConnector().invokeAPI()
return a Mono
respectively.
I cannot figure out how to test this code. What all components need to be tested? Since each row will run in its separate thread, I cannot wrap my head around how to test such asynchronous code.
java unit-testing mocking rx-java reactive-programming
java unit-testing mocking rx-java reactive-programming
asked Nov 22 at 6:48
Prashant Pandey
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Mock the external calls usingMockito
– Niraj Chauhan
Nov 22 at 7:44
Firstly, inject the schedulers instead of usingSchedulers.io()
. This will make it much easier to unit test. Secondly, mock or inject the code for the external calls. Also, you using the nestedflatMap()
incorrectly or redundantly -- it isn't doing what you think it is doing.
– Bob Dalgleish
Nov 22 at 14:53
add a comment |
Mock the external calls usingMockito
– Niraj Chauhan
Nov 22 at 7:44
Firstly, inject the schedulers instead of usingSchedulers.io()
. This will make it much easier to unit test. Secondly, mock or inject the code for the external calls. Also, you using the nestedflatMap()
incorrectly or redundantly -- it isn't doing what you think it is doing.
– Bob Dalgleish
Nov 22 at 14:53
Mock the external calls using
Mockito
– Niraj Chauhan
Nov 22 at 7:44
Mock the external calls using
Mockito
– Niraj Chauhan
Nov 22 at 7:44
Firstly, inject the schedulers instead of using
Schedulers.io()
. This will make it much easier to unit test. Secondly, mock or inject the code for the external calls. Also, you using the nested flatMap()
incorrectly or redundantly -- it isn't doing what you think it is doing.– Bob Dalgleish
Nov 22 at 14:53
Firstly, inject the schedulers instead of using
Schedulers.io()
. This will make it much easier to unit test. Secondly, mock or inject the code for the external calls. Also, you using the nested flatMap()
incorrectly or redundantly -- it isn't doing what you think it is doing.– Bob Dalgleish
Nov 22 at 14:53
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Mock the external calls using
Mockito
– Niraj Chauhan
Nov 22 at 7:44
Firstly, inject the schedulers instead of using
Schedulers.io()
. This will make it much easier to unit test. Secondly, mock or inject the code for the external calls. Also, you using the nestedflatMap()
incorrectly or redundantly -- it isn't doing what you think it is doing.– Bob Dalgleish
Nov 22 at 14:53