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Julio Hernandez Create Test Class for Process Plugin
Hi,
I created an APEX class that creates a Flow plug-in. I followed the documentation online, I'll post link below. But I cant seem to be able to write a test class that will fully cover the APEX class.
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_process_plugin.htm
CLASS
TEST
Im not sure how to test the describe function in the APEX code. Any information is a helpful.
Thanks,
-Julio Hernandez
I created an APEX class that creates a Flow plug-in. I followed the documentation online, I'll post link below. But I cant seem to be able to write a test class that will fully cover the APEX class.
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_process_plugin.htm
CLASS
global class flowTask implements Process.Plugin{
global Process.PluginResult invoke(Process.PluginRequest request){
string taskCase = (String) request.inputParameters.get('CaseId');
date taskDate = date.today();
String description = (String) request.inputParameters.get('subject');
Task myTask = new Task();
myTask.ActivityDate = taskDate;
myTask.Description = description;
myTask.Status = 'Completed';
myTask.WhatId = taskCase;
insert myTask;
Map<String, Object> result = new Map<String, Object>();
return new Process.PluginResult(result);
}
global Process.PluginDescribeResult describe(){
Process.PluginDescribeResult result = new Process.PluginDescribeResult();
result.Name = 'flowtaskpluggin';
result.Tag = 'task';
result.inputParameters = new List<Process.PluginDescribeResult.inputParameter>{
new Process.PluginDescribeResult.InputParameter('subject', Process.PluginDescribeResult.ParameterType.STRING, true),
new Process.PluginDescribeResult.InputParameter('CaseId', Process.PluginDescribeResult.ParameterType.STRING, true)
};
result.outputParameters = new List<Process.PluginDescribeResult.outputParameter>{
};
return result;
}
}
TEST
@isTest
private class flowTaskTest{
static testmethod void flowTaskTest(){
flowTask plugin = new flowTask();
Map<String, Object> inputParams = new Map<String, Object>();
string taskNum = '50063000003AEik'; //50063000003AEik-SBX | 500o000000GCryb-PROD
string taskSub = 'Test Class';
inputParams.put('subject', taskSub);
inputParams.put('CaseId', taskNum);
Process.PluginRequest request = new Process.PluginRequest(inputParams);
plugin.invoke(request);
}
}
Im not sure how to test the describe function in the APEX code. Any information is a helpful.
Thanks,
-Julio Hernandez
Below test class should help your test coverage. Ensure you populate all the required case fields in createCase method.
@isTest private class flowTaskTest{ private static Case createCase(){ Case record = new Case(); record.Subject = 'Test'; insert record; return record; } static testmethod void flowTaskTest(){ Case record = createCase(); flowTask plugin = new flowTask(); Map<String, Object> inputParams = new Map<String, Object>(); string taskNum = record.Id; //50063000003AEik-SBX | 500o000000GCryb-PROD string taskSub = 'Test Class'; inputParams.put('subject', taskSub); inputParams.put('CaseId', taskNum); Process.PluginRequest request = new Process.PluginRequest(inputParams); plugin.invoke(request); Process.PluginDescribeResult result = plugin.describe(); } }Mark this as best answer if this helps.
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Below test class should help your test coverage. Ensure you populate all the required case fields in createCase method.
@isTest private class flowTaskTest{ private static Case createCase(){ Case record = new Case(); record.Subject = 'Test'; insert record; return record; } static testmethod void flowTaskTest(){ Case record = createCase(); flowTask plugin = new flowTask(); Map<String, Object> inputParams = new Map<String, Object>(); string taskNum = record.Id; //50063000003AEik-SBX | 500o000000GCryb-PROD string taskSub = 'Test Class'; inputParams.put('subject', taskSub); inputParams.put('CaseId', taskNum); Process.PluginRequest request = new Process.PluginRequest(inputParams); plugin.invoke(request); Process.PluginDescribeResult result = plugin.describe(); } }Mark this as best answer if this helps.
This line seems to cover it.
Process.PluginDescribeResult result = plugin.describe();