tabletest
Write effective TableTest-style tests for data-driven testing in JUnit using either Java or Kotlin. The table format makes tests more readable, maintainable, and collaborative - treating test data as first-class documentation of system behaviour. Use it when testing the same logic with multiple input/output combinations, when you have 2+ similar test methods differing only in data values, when business rules involve multiple cases/examples, or when adding new test cases should be as simple as adding a table row. Use standard JUnit @Test when testing a single scenario, when test logic differs significantly between cases, when complex setup/teardown varies per test, or when mocking behaviour differs per test case.
Installation and usage
Write effective TableTest-style tests for data-driven testing in JUnit using either Java or Kotlin. The table format makes tests more readable, maintainable, and collaborative - treating test data as first-class documentation of system behaviour. Use it when testing the same logic with multiple input/output combinations, when you have 2+ similar test methods differing only in data values, when business rules involve multiple cases/examples, or when adding new test cases should be as simple as adding a table row. Use standard JUnit @Test when testing a single scenario, when test logic differs significantly between cases, when complex setup/teardown varies per test, or when mocking behaviour differs per test case.
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skills use tabletest