An RPGLE unit testing framework

This is the easiest way to obtain IBMiUnit; everyone has a Git client, right?

1. Clone this repository: git clone git@github.com:MarinaSchwenk/IBMiUnit.git
2. Change directory into it: cd IBMiUnit
3. Use gmake (on yum as make-gnu.ppc64) to build IBMiUnit.

You can keep up-to-date with IBMiUnit by pulling from the repository and re-building.

1. Create a save file on the IBM i, i.e. CRTSAVF FILE(xxx/IBMIUNIT)
2. Download IBMIUNIT.SAVF from the IBMiUnit repository
3. Choose one of the transfer options, then continue to part 2

1. Copy the downloaded IBMIUNIT.SAVF to the IFS
2. Copy from the IFS to the *SAVF, i.e. CPYFRMSTMF FROMSTMF('/path/to/file/IBMIUNIT.SAVF') TOMBR('/QSYS.LIB/xxx.LIB/IBMIUNIT.FILE') MBROPT(*REPLACE) CVTDTA(*NONE) ENDLINFMT(*FIXED) TABEXPN(*NO)

1. Go to a command window on your PC
2. Go to the location on the PC where IBMIUNIT.SAVF is located
3. Enter one of the following: ftp (ibmi_ip_address) or ftp (ibmi_name)
4. Enter your IBM i username and password for that system when prompted
5. Ensure the transfer mode is binary (there will be no conversion) with bin
6. Go to the library on the IBM i where the save file is stored using something like cd /QSYS.LIB/xxx.LIB
7. Transfer the save file from the PC to the empty save file on your IBM i with put IBMiUnit.savf IBMiUnit.savf
8. When the transfer is complete, exit FTP with quit
9. Close the MS-DOS shell with exit

1. Create the library for the objects, i.e. CRTLIB yyy
2. Restore from the *SAVF, i.e. RSTLIB SAVLIB(IBMIUNIT) DEV(*SAVF) SAVF(xxx/IBMIUNIT) RSTLIB(yyy) MBROPT(*ALL) ALWOBJDIF(*ALL)

ctl-opt bndDir( 'IBMIUNIT/IBMIUNIT' );

/copy IBMiUnit/QRPGLESRC,IBMiUnit_H

// test initialization/registration

IBMiUnit_setupSuite( 'TextUtil Tests' );

IBMiUnit_addTestCase( %pAddr( toUpperCase_fromLower ) : 'toUpperCase_fromLower' );

IBMiUnit_teardownSuite();
return;

// test cases

dcl-proc toUpperCase_fromLower;

   assertCharEquals( 'MARINA SCHWENK'
                   : toUpperCase( 'marina schwenk' ) // defined in service program
                   );

end-proc;

A successful test example:

> ibmiunit/rununit qtehdr_t
  All 2 tests ran successfully

A test with a failure:

> ibmiunit/rununit qtehdr_t                                             
  assertion failure in calculateSurcharges_changeOrder: Number of tariff
    items expected:<1> but was:<2>                                      
  Done: 0 errors, 1 failures, 1 successful test(s)

(TODO)