Package org.robolectric

Class Robolectric

java.lang.Object
org.robolectric.Robolectric
public class Robolectric
extends Object

  • Constructor Details

  • Method Details

    • buildService

      public static <T extends Service> ServiceController<T> buildService​(Class<T> serviceClass)

    • buildService

      public static <T extends Service> ServiceController<T> buildService​(Class<T> serviceClass, Intent intent)

    • setupService

      public static <T extends Service> T setupService​(Class<T> serviceClass)

    • buildIntentService

      public static <T extends IntentService> IntentServiceController<T> buildIntentService​(Class<T> serviceClass)

    • buildIntentService

      public static <T extends IntentService> IntentServiceController<T> buildIntentService​(Class<T> serviceClass, Intent intent)

    • setupIntentService

      public static <T extends IntentService> T setupIntentService​(Class<T> serviceClass)

    • buildContentProvider

      public static <T extends ContentProvider> ContentProviderController<T> buildContentProvider​(Class<T> contentProviderClass)

    • setupContentProvider

      public static <T extends ContentProvider> T setupContentProvider​(Class<T> contentProviderClass)

    • setupContentProvider

      public static <T extends ContentProvider> T setupContentProvider​(Class<T> contentProviderClass, String authority)

    • buildActivity

      public static <T extends Activity> ActivityController<T> buildActivity​(Class<T> activityClass)
      Creates a ActivityController for the given activity class.

      Consider using androidx.test.core.app.ActivityScenario instead, which provides higher-level, streamlined APIs to control the lifecycle and it works with instrumentation tests too.

    • buildActivity

      public static <T extends Activity> ActivityController<T> buildActivity​(Class<T> activityClass, Intent intent)
      Creates a ActivityController for the given activity class with the intent.

      Note: the activity class is not determined by the intent.

      Consider using androidx.test.core.app.ActivityScenario instead, which provides higher-level, streamlined APIs to control the lifecycle and it works with instrumentation tests too.

    • buildActivity

      public static <T extends Activity> ActivityController<T> buildActivity​(Class<T> activityClass, Intent intent, @Nullable Bundle activityOptions)
      Creates a ActivityController for the given activity class with the intent and activity options.

      Note: the activity class is not determined by the intent.

      Note: Display ID is the only option currently supported in the options bundle. Other options are ignored.

      Consider using androidx.test.core.app.ActivityScenario instead, which provides higher-level, streamlined APIs to control the lifecycle and it works with instrumentation tests too.

    • setupActivity

      @Deprecated public static <T extends Activity> T setupActivity​(Class<T> activityClass)
      Deprecated.
      use androidx.test.core.app.ActivityScenario
      Simulates starting activity with the given class type and returns its reference.

      Use androidx.test.core.app.ActivityScenario instead, which works with instrumentation tests too.

    • buildFragment

      @Deprecated public static <T extends Fragment> FragmentController<T> buildFragment​(Class<T> fragmentClass)
      Deprecated.
      Native Fragments have been deprecated in Android P. Android encourages developers to use androidx fragments, to test these use FragmentScenario.
      Creates a FragmentController for the given fragment class.

      FragmentController provides low-level APIs to control its lifecycle. Please consider using androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario instead, which provides higher level APIs and works with instrumentation tests too.

    • buildFragment

      @Deprecated public static <T extends Fragment> FragmentController<T> buildFragment​(Class<T> fragmentClass, Bundle arguments)
      Deprecated.
      Native Fragments have been deprecated in Android P. Android encourages developers to use androidx fragments, to test these use FragmentScenario.
      Creates a FragmentController for the given fragment class with the arguments.

      FragmentController provides low-level APIs to control its lifecycle. Please consider using androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario instead, which provides higher level APIs and works with instrumentation tests too.

    • buildFragment

      @Deprecated public static <T extends Fragment> FragmentController<T> buildFragment​(Class<T> fragmentClass, Class<? extends Activity> activityClass)
      Deprecated.
      Native Fragments have been deprecated in Android P. Android encourages developers to use androidx fragments, to test these use FragmentScenario.
      Creates a FragmentController for the given fragment class in the specified host activity.

      In general, it's a bad practice to design a fragment having dependency to a specific activity. Consider removing the dependency and use other buildFragment(java.lang.Class<T>) method or androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario.

      FragmentController provides low-level APIs to control its lifecycle. Please consider using androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario instead, which provides higher level APIs and works with instrumentation tests too.

    • buildFragment

      @Deprecated public static <T extends Fragment> FragmentController<T> buildFragment​(Class<T> fragmentClass, Intent intent)
      Deprecated.
      Native Fragments have been deprecated in Android P. Android encourages developers to use androidx fragments, to test these use FragmentScenario.
      Creates a FragmentController for the given fragment class. The given intent is set to the host activity.

      Note: the host activity class is not determined by the intent.

      FragmentController provides low-level APIs to control its lifecycle. Please consider using androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario instead, which provides higher level APIs and works with instrumentation tests too.

    • buildFragment

      @Deprecated public static <T extends Fragment> FragmentController<T> buildFragment​(Class<T> fragmentClass, Intent intent, Bundle arguments)
      Deprecated.
      Native Fragments have been deprecated in Android P. Android encourages developers to use androidx fragments, to test these use FragmentScenario.
      Creates a FragmentController for the given fragment class with the arguments. The given intent is set to the host activity.

      Note: the host activity class is not determined by the intent.

      FragmentController provides low-level APIs to control its lifecycle. Please consider using androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario instead, which provides higher level APIs and works with instrumentation tests too.

    • buildFragment

      @Deprecated public static <T extends Fragment> FragmentController<T> buildFragment​(Class<T> fragmentClass, Class<? extends Activity> activityClass, Intent intent)
      Deprecated.
      Native Fragments have been deprecated in Android P. Android encourages developers to use androidx fragments, to test these use FragmentScenario.
      Creates a FragmentController for the given fragment class in the specified host activity. The given intent is set to the host activity.

      Note: the host activity class is not determined by the intent.

      In general, it's a bad practice to design a fragment having dependency to a specific activity. Consider removing the dependency and use other buildFragment(java.lang.Class<T>) method or androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario.

      FragmentController provides low-level APIs to control its lifecycle. Please consider using androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario instead, which provides higher level APIs and works with instrumentation tests too.

    • buildFragment

      @Deprecated public static <T extends Fragment> FragmentController<T> buildFragment​(Class<T> fragmentClass, Class<? extends Activity> activityClass, Bundle arguments)
      Deprecated.
      Native Fragments have been deprecated in Android P. Android encourages developers to use androidx fragments, to test these use FragmentScenario.
      Creates a FragmentController for the given fragment class in the specified host activity with the arguments.

      In general, it's a bad practice to design a fragment having dependency to a specific activity. Consider removing the dependency and use other buildFragment(java.lang.Class<T>) method or androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario.

      FragmentController provides low-level APIs to control its lifecycle. Please consider using androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario instead, which provides higher level APIs and works with instrumentation tests too.

    • buildFragment

      @Deprecated public static <T extends Fragment> FragmentController<T> buildFragment​(Class<T> fragmentClass, Class<? extends Activity> activityClass, Intent intent, Bundle arguments)
      Deprecated.
      Native Fragments have been deprecated in Android P. Android encourages developers to use androidx fragments, to test these use FragmentScenario.
      Creates a FragmentController for the given fragment class in the specified host activity with the arguments. The given intent is set to the host activity.

      Note: the host activity class is not determined by the intent.

      In general, it's a bad practice to design a fragment having dependency to a specific activity. Consider removing the dependency and use other buildFragment(java.lang.Class<T>) method or androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario.

      FragmentController provides low-level APIs to control its lifecycle. Please consider using androidx.fragment.app.testing.FragmentScenario instead, which provides higher level APIs and works with instrumentation tests too.

    • buildBackupAgent

      public static <T extends BackupAgent> BackupAgentController<T> buildBackupAgent​(Class<T> backupAgentClass)

    • setupBackupAgent

      public static <T extends BackupAgent> T setupBackupAgent​(Class<T> backupAgentClass)

    • buildAttributeSet

      public static AttributeSetBuilder buildAttributeSet()
      Allows for the programmatic creation of an AttributeSet. Useful for testing View classes without the need for creating XML snippets.

    • getForegroundThreadScheduler

      public static Scheduler getForegroundThreadScheduler()
      Return the foreground scheduler (e.g. the UI thread scheduler).
      Returns:
      Foreground scheduler.

    • flushForegroundThreadScheduler

      public static void flushForegroundThreadScheduler()
      Execute all runnables that have been enqueued on the foreground scheduler.

    • getBackgroundThreadScheduler

      public static Scheduler getBackgroundThreadScheduler()
      Return the background scheduler.
      Returns:
      Background scheduler.

    • flushBackgroundThreadScheduler

      public static void flushBackgroundThreadScheduler()
      Execute all runnables that have been enqueued on the background scheduler.