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package org.testifyproject.annotation;

import static java.lang.annotation.ElementType.ANNOTATION_TYPE;
import static java.lang.annotation.ElementType.TYPE;
import static java.lang.annotation.RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME;

import java.lang.annotation.Documented;
import java.lang.annotation.Repeatable;
import java.lang.annotation.Retention;
import java.lang.annotation.Target;

import org.testifyproject.DataProvider;
import org.testifyproject.LocalResourceProvider;

/**
 * 

* An annotation that can be placed on integration and system tests to specify resources that * must be loaded, configured, started, stopped before and after each test case (i.e. an * in-memory database). *

*

* Note that an local resource consists of a server component and client component (optional). * For example, if a test class requires an in-memory database then the database * {@link javax.sql.DataSource} can be thought of as the server component and the * {@link java.sql.Connection} to the DataSource as the client component. *

* * * @author saden */ @Documented @Retention(RUNTIME) @Target({ANNOTATION_TYPE, TYPE}) @Repeatable(LocalResources.class) public @interface LocalResource { /** * Specifies the local resource's implementation provider class. * * @return the local resource implementation provider class. */ Class value(); /** *

* Specifies the name of the {@link org.testifyproject.LocalResourceInstance} provided by {@link #value() * }. *

*

* Note that if a test class requires multiple resources that provide similar resources then * name must be specified to resolve ambiguity as to which resource instance should be * injected into your test code. *

* * @return the resource instance name. */ String name() default ""; /** * The configuration section key in .testify.yml associated with the local resource. * * @return the configKey section key. */ String configKey() default ""; /** * A list of classpath data files that should be loaded into the local resource prior to * being used. Note that {@link java.nio.file.FileSystem#getPathMatcher(java.lang.String)} * glob patterns are supported * * @return an array of data file names or patterns. */ String[] dataFiles() default {}; /** * Specifies a data provider implementations that loads data into the resource prior to it * being used. * * @return the data provider implementation class. */ Class dataProvider() default DataProvider.class; /** *

* Specifies the underlying local resource name. This useful for giving the underlying * resource a unique name that can be used to qualify and distinguish it from other similar * services. *

*

* Note that if the name is not specified the name provided by the local resource provider * implementation will be used. *

* * @return the underlying local resource name. */ String resourceName() default ""; /** *

* Specifies the contract implemented by the underlying local resource. This useful for * getting the underlying resource by its contract. *

*

* Note that if the underlying resource contract is not specified the underlying resource * will be injectable by its implementation class only. *

* * @return the contract implemented by the underlying local resource. */ Class resourceContract() default void.class; /** *

* Specifies the resource's client name. This useful for giving the client resource instance * a unique name that can be used to qualify and distinguish it from other similar services. *

*

* Note that if the name is not specified the name provided by the required resource * implementation will be used. *

* * @return the resource's client name. */ String clientName() default ""; /** *

* Specifies the contract implemented by the resource client. This useful for getting the * client resource by its contract. *

*

* Note that if the client contract is not specified the client resource instance will be * injectable by its implementation class only. *

* * @return the resource's client contract class. */ Class clientContract() default void.class; }




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