Juxy

Juxy is a library for unit testing XSLT stylesheets from Java using JUnit.

This is a fork of juxy.tigris.org.

Quick introduction

Changes in this fork:

• Converted the build system from Ant to Gradle.
• Added samples written in Groovy.
• New class JuxyTextSupport for JUnit4 tests.

Sample

The following example is a unit test written in Groovy. It uses the DOMBuilder to generate the input document inline in the test.

import groovy.xml.DOMBuilder
import org.junit.Test
import org.tigris.juxy.JuxyTestSupport;

public class TransformationTest extends JuxyTestSupport {
	@Test
	public void twoAuthors() {
		setStylesheet("src/test/resources/transform.xsl")
		
		setDocument(DOMBuilder.newInstance().books() {
			book() {
				authors() {
					author("Andrews, Bob")
					author("Cooper, Alice")
				} 
			}
		})

		def result = applyTemplates()

		xpathAssert("//author[1]/firstName", "Bob").eval(result)
		xpathAssert("//author[2]/firstName", "Alice").eval(result)
	}
}

Building

You don't need to have Gradle installed to build Juxy. The wrapper script "gradlew" will download Gradle automatically.

Build the sources:

gradlew build

Install the juxy jar into your local Maven repository:

gradlew install

To deploy the juxy jar to a remote Maven repository, set the properties 'uploadRepositoryUrl', 'uploadSnapshotRepositoryUrl', 'uploadRepositoryUsername', and 'uploadRepositoryPassword' in ~/.gradle/gradle.properties and call

gradlew uploadArchives

Generate Eclipse project files:

gradlew eclipse