Build and Run

You can build and install the module locally first in the project root folder.

          $ mvn clean install
        

And you can build and run the Demo project:

          $ cd demo
          $ mvn clean verify && mvn -Pcargo.run
        

Annotation-Based Tests (Recommended)

BRUT annotation-based testing with JUnit 5 parameter injection:

• ZeroConfigJaxrsTest: Zero-config JAX-RS test with auto-detected bean packages
• AnnotationBasedJaxrsTest: JAX-RS test with explicit configuration
• AnnotationBasedPageModelTest: Page Model API test with annotations
• AnnotationBasedComponentTest: HST Component test with annotations
• ConfigServiceAnnotationJaxrsTest: ConfigServiceRepository with loadProjectContent = true
• ConfigServiceAnnotationEssentialsListComponentTest: ConfigServiceRepository test demonstrating addon HCM module auto-discovery — no dependencyHcmModules annotation parameter needed

Addon HCM Modules: Tests using loadProjectContent = true automatically benefit from zero-config addon discovery. Any non-platform, non-project JAR with META-INF/hcm-module.yaml on the test classpath is loaded without additional annotation parameters.

Example:

@BrxmJaxrsTest(
    beanPackages = {"org.example.model"},
    resources = {HelloResource.class}
)
class ZeroConfigJaxrsTest {

    @Test
    void testEndpoint(DynamicJaxrsTest brxm) {
        brxm.request()
            .get("/site/api/hello/world")
            .assertBody("Hello, World! world");
    }
}
          

Legacy Tests

For reference, the demo project also includes tests using the legacy abstract class approach:

• EssentialsListComponentTest: HST Component Test (extends AbstractComponentTest)
• JaxrsTest: Plain JAX-RS RESTful API Test (extends AbstractJaxrsTest)
• PageModelTest: Delivery Page Model API Test (extends AbstractPageModelTest)

Running Tests

Run all tests in the demo project:

          $ cd demo
          $ mvn test