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Abhilash Daslal test method for the following method
Hi Guys,
Please give the test class for the following class
Public class getAccounts{
private String getAccountRecords(String AccuntId, String accountFor){
String recordId;
List<Account> accList =[Select id,Name,phone,Email from Account LIMIT 1];
if(!accList.isEmpty()){
recordId = accList[0].id;
}
return recordId;
}
}
Please give the test class for the following class
Public class getAccounts{
private String getAccountRecords(String AccuntId, String accountFor){
String recordId;
List<Account> accList =[Select id,Name,phone,Email from Account LIMIT 1];
if(!accList.isEmpty()){
recordId = accList[0].id;
}
return recordId;
}
}
You will have to add @testVisible annotation in your controller as the method is private. PFB the test class which will give you 100% code coverage.
Apex class:
Public class getAccounts{ @testVisible private String getAccountRecords(String AccuntId, String accountFor){ String recordId; List<Account> accList =[Select id,Name,phone from Account LIMIT 1]; if(!accList.isEmpty()){ recordId = accList[0].id; } return recordId; } }Test class:
@isTest Public class getAccounts_Test{ public static testMethod void myTest(){ Account acc1 = new Account(); acc1.Name='acc1'; insert acc1; getAccounts obj = new getAccounts(); Test.startTest(); String id = obj.getAccountRecords(acc1.id, 'XYZ'); System.assertEquals(id, acc1.id); Test.stopTest(); } }Note: I have took value of parameter accountFor as XYZ for test purpose. You can modify as per your requirement. Also there is no standard field - Email present on Account object, if it is custom field then please append __c and in test class set some value i.e.acct.email__c='abc@ss.com'
Kindly mark this as a best answer if it helps you.
Regards,
Sagar
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You will have to add @testVisible annotation in your controller as the method is private. PFB the test class which will give you 100% code coverage.
Apex class:
Public class getAccounts{ @testVisible private String getAccountRecords(String AccuntId, String accountFor){ String recordId; List<Account> accList =[Select id,Name,phone from Account LIMIT 1]; if(!accList.isEmpty()){ recordId = accList[0].id; } return recordId; } }Test class:
@isTest Public class getAccounts_Test{ public static testMethod void myTest(){ Account acc1 = new Account(); acc1.Name='acc1'; insert acc1; getAccounts obj = new getAccounts(); Test.startTest(); String id = obj.getAccountRecords(acc1.id, 'XYZ'); System.assertEquals(id, acc1.id); Test.stopTest(); } }Note: I have took value of parameter accountFor as XYZ for test purpose. You can modify as per your requirement. Also there is no standard field - Email present on Account object, if it is custom field then please append __c and in test class set some value i.e.acct.email__c='abc@ss.com'
Kindly mark this as a best answer if it helps you.
Regards,
Sagar
Public class getAccounts{ @TestVisible private String getAccountRecords(String AccuntId, String accountFor){ String recordId; List<Account> accList =[Select id,Name,phone,Email from Account LIMIT 1]; if(!accList.isEmpty()){ recordId = accList[0].id; } return recordId; } }Change your class like above (Added @TestVisible because the method is private)String AccuntId, String accountFor parameters you are not using inside the method! so, no use of them.
@isTest public class AccountTest { @isTest public static void test() { // insert sample data Account objA = new Account(Name ='TestAcc'); insert objA; // call the method getAccounts inst = new getAccounts(); String recordId = inst.getAccountRecords('',''); // verify the output system.assertEquals(recordId, objA.Id); } }Thanks,
Abhilash