Function-Based Unit Tests

Write tests using qualifications; customize test runner; select and run tests

Write function-based tests to check that the outputs of MATLAB^®scripts, functions, or classes are as you expect. You can use a full library of qualification functions to produce four different types of test failures. For example, you can produce verification or fatal assertion test failures. Function-based tests subscribe to the xUnit testing philosophy.

To get started, seeWrite Function-Based Unit TestsandWrite Simple Test Case Using Functions.

For more advanced test authoring, including using test parameterization and test fixtures, consider writingClass-Based Unit Tests.

Functions

`functiontests`	创建数组处理本地功能的测试ons
`runtests`	Run set of tests
`testsuite`	Create suite of tests
`testrunner`	Create test runner
`run (TestSuite)`	Run`TestSuite`array using`TestRunner`object configured for text output

Classes

`Test`	Specification of single test method
`FunctionTestCase`	TestCase used for function-based tests
`TestResult`	Result of running test suite

Topics

Write Tests

Write Function-Based Unit Tests
Your test function is a single MATLAB file that contains a main function and your individual local test functions. Optionally, you can include file fixture and fresh fixture functions.
Write Simple Test Case Using Functions
Write function-based unit tests to determine the correctness of your program.
Write Test Using Setup and Teardown Functions
Write a function-based test with setup and teardown functions that run once in your test file and before and after each test function in the file.
Table of Verifications, Assertions, and Other Qualifications
Test values and respond to failures using verifications, assumptions, assertions, and fatal assertions.

Run Tests and Analyze Results

Run Tests for Various Workflows
Explore different ways to run tests.
Run Tests in Editor
Run your tests while working in the Editor or Live Editor.
Analyze Test Case Results
This example shows how to analyze the information returned by a test runner.
Analyze Failed Test Results
This example shows how to identify and handle failed tests.
Rerun Failed Tests
Rerun failed tests quickly and conveniently.
Dynamically Filtered Tests
Assumption failures produce filtered tests that are marked asIncompleteinstead of producing test failures. To avoid test code that is not executed, monitor the filtered tests.
Extend Function-Based Tests
Access additional functionality using function-based tests, including application of fixtures, test selection, programmatic access of test diagnostics, and test runner customization.