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kandi X-RAY | fragmentargs Summary
kandi X-RAY | fragmentargs Summary
Annotation Processor to create arguments for android fragments without using reflections. I have written a blog entry about this library:
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- Entry point for processing
- Write inject method
- Emit the given annotation and attributes
- Emit a method declaration
- Emit a list of enum values
- Emit the last enum value
- Emit an enum value
- Returns the full qualified name of the given type
- Checks to see if a constructor has a public constructor
- Gets the supported annotation types
- Emits a single line comment
- Compares this field to another
- Returns true if this fragment is equal to the specified one
- Completes the completion of a constructor declaration
- emit Javadoc comments
- Emit an initializer declaration
- Returns a set of supported options
- Start the next control flow
- Initialize Filters
- Get the full qualified name by class
- Ends the initializer declaration
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QUESTION
Below I have a test class designed to launch a fragment in isolation and test the navController's ability to navigate.
The first test, landingToGameFragmentTest() works perfectly!
The second test launches a fragment that depends on safe args to be passed to it. Aside from that, there is no difference I can perceive in how they are executed.
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Answered 2022-Feb-13 at 02:58You have two entirely separate problems here:
Your Fragment needs to have arguments passed to it.
Arguments are passed to your fragment via the fragmentArgs parameter of launchFragmentInContainer as explained in the Fragment testing guide.
Each Args class, such as your LandingFragmentArgs has a constructor that lets you construct that Args class directly. You can then use the toBundle() method to make the Bundle that you pass to launchFragmentInContainer:
QUESTION
In my Espresso test I have set up to create an Activity with a Fragment and Navigation Graph:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-14 at 07:07So I found out that this is quite possible, and you can load a fragment into any activty if you use deep linking rather than trying to set the destination after the activity is loaded:
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I'm trying to create a stand-alone unit test for a DialogFragment, so the DialogFragment can be tested on its own. I'm using FragmentScenario to launch the DialogFragment, right now I'm trying to confirm that the Dialog message is displayed but eventually I'll be testing button clicks.
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Answered 2021-May-07 at 10:41You can't use launchFragmentInContainer while testing a DialogFragment.
Switch to launchFragment extension
Put a similar function in your test class and call it before every test:
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How to start a fragment with a LiveData observer in the test scope with Robolectric
Fragment
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-17 at 11:22I took a look into your repository on github here. Here's what I've found.
Problem 1Your first problem is that you mock out a ViewModel. So, when you simulate onResume for your Fragment it invokes:
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I followed a lot of tutorials/ articles and the googles architecture sample
No matter what I try I keep getting an error saying that I need to attach Fragment to @AndroidEntryPoint annotated Activity. I've setup everything correctly but still can't get this to work properly.
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Answered 2021-Mar-24 at 08:05In my case I had to use
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I am writing a test for a fragment that uses safeArgs and FragmentScenario, however when I call launchFragmentInContainer() with the fragmentArgs parameter, I get an exception saying the arguments are null. There is no problem in production code.
My navigation graph:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-07 at 17:36From your post it is not clear, what the UserList and repoUserLists classes looks like. How is id initialized? You only seem to pass a parameter for the name to the UserList constructor. Does repoUserLists do the initialization of the id?
My assumption would be that id is in fact null, as the exception message states.
Do you have some initialization of the id that only works for production builds, not in the test environment?
To verify this you should add a line to your before method after line
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I'm trying to test a textview in my fragment. In my UI, the textview displays a HTML text, by using HtmlCompat api, as shown below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-03 at 15:03To get the Context mocked you want to use
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You can use fragmentargs like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the fragmentargs component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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