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Abraham kumarAbraham kumar 

Test Class Code Coverage problem

Hi All.
I have the below trigger and test class and with this test class i can get only 69% coverage, can you please help to increase code coverage for below trigger.
Trigger:-
trigger Contactcallout on Contact (after insert, after update, before delete) {
Map<Id, String> m = new Map<Id, String>();
list<Contact> validContacts = new list<Contact>();
set<ID> accIds = new set<ID>();
if(Trigger.isDelete)
    {
        for (contact c : Trigger.old) 
        {
            if(c.RecordTypeId == '012D8798757BaFA' && c.Registered__c == TRUE)
            c.status__c='inactive';
            {
                validContacts.add(c);
                accIds.add(c.accountid);
            }   
        }
    }
    else
    {
for (contact c : Trigger.new) {
    if(c.RecordTypeId == '012D9876545BaFA' && c.Reg__c == TRUE){
    if(Trigger.isUpdate){
        contact old = Trigger.oldMap.get(c.Id);
        if (c.Email != old.Email||c.FirstName!=old.FirstName||c.LastName!=old.LastName||c.phone!=old.phone||c.Title__c!=old.Title__c||c.status__c!=old.status__c||c.AccountID!=old.AccountID||c.Registered__c == TRUE)
    //  if (c.Email != old.Email||c.FirstName!=old.FirstName||c.LastName!=old.LastName||c.phone!=old.phone||c.Title__c!=old.Title__c||c.status__c!=old.status__c||c.AccountID!=old.AccountID)
         {
             validContacts.add(c);
                accIds.add(c.accountid);
         }
         }else{
         validContacts.add(c);
                accIds.add(c.accountid);
                }
                }
         }   
}
map<ID, Account> accMap;
if(!accIds.IsEmpty()) // guard condition for SOQL
    accMap = new map<ID, Account>([select name from account where id in :accIds]);

for (contact c : validContacts) {
    Account acc = accMap.get(c.AccountID);
    string accName = acc == null ? null : acc.Name;
    WebServiceCallout.sendNotification(c.Id,c.Email,c.FirstName,c.LastName,c.phone,c.Title__c,accName,c.status__c);
              }
}

Test Class:-
@istest
public class ContactcalloutTestClass{
@istest
 static void contactcreate(){
contact c =new contact();
c.Email = 'abc@gmail.com';
c.Salutation = 'Mr';
c.FirstName = 'Abraham';
c.LastName = 'Daniel';
c.type__c = 'Agency';
c.status__c= 'Active';

insert c;
c.firstname= 'Daniel';
c.lastname= 'Abraham';
c.Email = 'def@gmail.com';
c.Status__c = 'active';
update c;
           try
           { 
               Delete c;
              // c1.Status__c = 'Inactive';
            }
           catch(DmlException e) 
           {
             System.debug('The following exception has occurred: ' + e.getMessage());
            }
            }
}

Many Thanks for your help in advance
Abraham
Alexander TsitsuraAlexander Tsitsura
Hi Abraham,

I recomened you to avoid hardcoded id in code.
c.RecordTypeId == '012D9876545BaFA'

You can use Developer console for view uncovered lines and write additional tests for it.
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Thanks, Alex
KaranrajKaranraj
Don't not hardcode the id value in your code. Instead use the following approach to get the record type Id 
Change 'MyType' into your record type name 
Schema.SObjectType.Object__c.RecordTypeInfosByName.get('MyType').RecordTypeId

Updated Test class
@istest
public class ContactcalloutTestClass{
@istest
 static void contactcreate(){

Account acc = new Account();
acc.Name = 'Test';
//other required fields
insert acc;

contact c =new contact();
c.AccountId = acc.Id;
c.Email = 'abc@gmail.com';
c.Salutation = 'Mr';
c.FirstName = 'Abraham';
c.LastName = 'Daniel';
c.type__c = 'Agency';
c.status__c= 'Active';
c.RecordTypeId = getRecordTypeId (Contact,TestRecordTypeName); // Mention your recordtype name
insert c;

c.firstname= 'Daniel';
c.lastname= 'Abraham';
c.Email = 'def@gmail.com';
c.Status__c = 'active';
update c;
           try
           { 
               Delete c;
              // c1.Status__c = 'Inactive';
            }
           catch(DmlException e) 
           {
             System.debug('The following exception has occurred: ' + e.getMessage());
            }
            }

public static Id getRecordTypeId(String ObjectName,String recordTypeName){
 Map<String, Schema.SObjectType> sObjectMap = Schema.getGlobalDescribe() ; 
 Schema.SObjectType s = sObjectMap.get(ObjectName) ; 
 Schema.DescribeSObjectResult resSchema = s.getDescribe() ; 
 Map<String,Schema.RecordTypeInfo> recordTypeInfo = resSchema.getRecordTypeInfosByName(); 
 Id rtId = recordTypeInfo.get(recordTypeName).getRecordTypeId(); 
 return rtId; 
}

}

Check this Trailhead module to learn about apex test class - https://developer.salesforce.com/trailhead/module/apex_testing

 
Abraham kumarAbraham kumar
Hi Karanraj,

i added this line c.RecordTypeId = getRecordTypeId(Contact,commercial);  in the test class and it gives the error Compile Error: Variable does not exist: Contact at line 20 column 34

And also where do i add this line in Schema.SObjectType.Object__c.RecordTypeInfosByName.get('MyType').RecordTypeId in my test class?

Thanks
Abraham