Compatibility with java.time

Control the virtual time during tests using the java.time package.

Builds upon the opensavvy.prepared.suite.time available out-of-the-box to allow instancing clocks, setting the current time or waiting for a given time.

Example

We want to test a Java class that makes computations based on the current time.

To allow writing multiple tests using the same class, we declare it as a opensavvy.prepared.suite.prepared. To ensure it has access to the virtual time, we inject the Java clock.

val prepareComputer by prepared {
    TimeComputer(
        clock = time.clockJava,
    )
}

Now, we can use the helper functions to set the current time and to wait until a specific time.

test("A test that uses the time") {
    time.set(Instant.parse("2023-11-08T12:00:00Z"))

    val computer = prepareComputer()

    computer.isInTheFuture("2023-11-08T11:00:00Z") shouldBe false
}

Packages

opensavvy.prepared.compat.java.time