Group JUnit Tests with @Nested
I really like the way that I can nest my JavaScript tests using describe blocks. This keeps my tests nicely organized and grouped together in functional blocks which can be super useful when you get a whole lot of tests created. describe("my component", () => { describe("validation", () => { it("ensures that user name is provided", () => { // test here }) it("ensures that password is valid", () => { // test here }) }) describe("when saved", () => { it("displays an indication that mutation is in progress", () => { // test here }) it("provides feedback of success", () => { // test here }) it("provides an error message on failure", () => { // test here }) }) }) I was not aware that you can do something like this in Java with JUnit. Reading through Pragmatic Unit Testing in Java with JUnit I found that this functionality is available by making an inner class and using the @Nested annotation. ...