 Usage samples |
Here below there are some usage samples of the NJC_TestPerformanceRecorderAttribute
Considering that all the parameters of the NJC_TestPerformanceRecorderAttribute are optional and have a default value, only the ones that should have different values from their default must be specified. |
 by sa (created on the 05/07/2009 02:16)
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|  Sample 1 | Track a test...
- into the filesystem (default choice, no need to specify attribute parameter
OutputTargetKind)
- into an XML file as tracking repository
- named with the test method name"MyTestMethod.xml"
- into the destination folder "C:\MyProjects\MyTests\PerformanceRepository"
- overwriting previously recorded timings
- without specifing a name
- without specifing a description
[Test]
[NJC_TestPerformanceRecorder
(
OutputTargetFormat = NJC_TestPerformanceTargetFormat.Xml, // xml file output
OutputTargetIdentificationFormat = NJC_TestPerformanceTargetIdentificationFormat.MethodName, // method name
OutputTarget = "C:\\MyProjects\\MyTests\\PerformanceRepository", // in real-world code, a constant would be better
OutputTargetWriteMode = NJC_TestPerformanceTargetWriteMode.OverWrite // overwrite previous trackings
)]
public void MyTestMethod()
{
/* place here the code to test AND benchmark*/
}
| | | Sample 2 | Track a test...
- into the filesystem (default choice, no need to specify attribute parameter
OutputTargetKind)
- into an XHTML file as visual report
- and an XML file used as tracking repository
- named with the class full name and test method name "MyTestNameSpace.MyTestClass.MyTestMethod.html"
- into the destination folder "C:\MyProjects\MyTests\PerformanceRepository"
- appending the new tracking to previously recorded timings
- without specifing a name
- without specifing a description
[Test]
[NJC_TestPerformanceRecorder
(
OutputTargetFormat = NJC_TestPerformanceTargetFormat.Html, // Xhtml file output
OutputTargetIdentificationFormat = NJC_TestPerformanceTargetIdentificationFormat.ClassFullNameAndMethodName, // full method name
OutputTarget = "C:\\MyProjects\\MyTests\\PerformanceRepository", // in real-world code, a constant would be better
OutputTargetWriteMode = NJC_TestPerformanceTargetWriteMode.Append // append to previous trackings
)]
public void MyTestMethod()
{
/* place here the code to test AND benchmark*/
}
| | | Sample 3 | Track a test...
- into the filesystem (default choice, no need to specify attribute parameter
OutputTargetKind)
- into a CSV file as visual report and tracking repository
- named with the class and test method name "MyTestClass.MyTestMethod.csv"
- into the destination folder "C:\MyProjects\MyTests\PerformanceRepository"
- appending the new tracking to previously recorded timings
- Specifing a name
- Specifing a description
[Test]
[NJC_TestPerformanceRecorder
(
Name = "Performance test 1",
Description = "This is a unit test used as performance tracking element",
OutputTargetFormat = NJC_TestPerformanceTargetFormat.Csv, // Csv file output
OutputTargetIdentificationFormat = NJC_TestPerformanceTargetIdentificationFormat.ClassNameAndMethodName, // class and method name
OutputTarget = "C:\\MyProjects\\MyTests\\PerformanceRepository", // in real-world code, a constant would be better
OutputTargetWriteMode = NJC_TestPerformanceTargetWriteMode.Append // append to previous trackings
)]
public void MyTestMethod()
{
/* place here the code to test AND benchmark*/
}
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