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Testing with package:test

DartLesson 25

What you'll walk away with

  • Explain the type and runtime behavior of Testing with package:test
  • Test null, failure, boundary, and async cases
  • Write safe, idiomatic, and testable Dart

Build Testing with package:test in vertical slices that separate library boundaries, domain logic, I/O, and tests. Cover normal, null, empty, invalid, async-error, and cancellation cases with repeatable tests.

Build a Complete Mental Model

Build Testing with package:test in vertical slices that separate library boundaries, domain logic, I/O, and tests. Cover normal, null, empty, invalid, async-error, and cancellation cases with repeatable tests.

Apply It in Modern Dart

Run and test an original Testing with package:test example with null, empty, boundary, invalid, async-error, and cancellation cases. Use dart format, dart analyze, and dart test, and verify Future or Stream subscriptions and isolate boundaries where relevant.

After This Lesson

dart
import 'package:test/test.dart';

int total(Iterable<int> values) => values.fold(0, (a, b) => a + b);

void main() {
  group('total', () {
    test('handles empty and populated values', () {
      expect(total([]), 0);
      expect(total([1, 2, 3]), 6);
    });
  });
}
You should see
All tests passed!

Try It Yourself

Run and test an original Testing with package:test example with null, empty, boundary, invalid, async-error, and cancellation cases. Use dart format, dart analyze, and dart test, and verify Future or Stream subscriptions and isolate boundaries where relevant.

Null and Async Warning

Assuming one sample output proves every null, promotion, Future, Stream, and isolate path.

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Easy traps

  • Assuming one sample output proves every null, promotion, Future, Stream, and isolate path.
  • Bypassing type safety and resource lifecycles with dynamic, !, or an uncancelled Stream subscription.

Hands-on Exercise

Run and test an original Testing with package:test example with null, empty, boundary, invalid, async-error, and cancellation cases. Use dart format, dart analyze, and dart test, and verify Future or Stream subscriptions and isolate boundaries where relevant.

You'll know it worked when: All tests passed!