Hello World 🙌

In a typical TDD approach, Zerocode is used in various phases of a project to pass though various quality gates. This makes the TDD cycle very very easy, clean and efficient. e.g.

• NFR - Performance Testing
• NFR - Security Testing
• DEV - Integration Testing
• DEV - Dev Build/In-Memory Testing
• CI - End to End Testing Build
• CI - SIT(System Integration Testing) Build
• CI - Contract Test Build
• CI - DataBase Integrity Testing
• MANUAL - Manual Testing like usual REST clients(Postman or Insomnia etc)
• MOCK - API Mocking/Service Virtualization

Clone or download the below quick-start repos to run these from your local IDE or maven.

• Quick start - Hello World examples (opens in a new tab)
  

• Quick start - Hello World Kafka Testing examples (opens in a new tab)
  

• Quick start - API Contracts testing - Interfacing applications (opens in a new tab)
  

• Quick start - Performance testing - Varying Load/Stress generation (opens in a new tab)
  

• Quick start - Spring Boot application - Integration testing - In-Memory (opens in a new tab)
  

• Quick start - Performance testing - Resusing Spring JUnit tests(less common) - JUnit-Spring-Zerocode (opens in a new tab)
  

• Quick start - Kotlin Integration - A Simple Kotlin Application - Dev and Test Best Practice (opens in a new tab)
  

To build any of the above projects, we can use the following command

mvn clean install -DskipTests

For selected module build

mvn clean install -pl core,http-testing