Test Plan for SpawnRecipeCommands

Test Environment

• Framework: JUnit4
• Objects Used: -

Test Cases - Testing SpawnRecipeCommands

Spawn Banana Split Recipe

Purpose:

The purpose of this test is to verify that the SpawnRecipeCommands can successfully spawn a "Banana Split" meal and add it to the players inventory.

Test Method:

testSpawnBananaSplit()

Expected Outcome:

• The inventory is initially empty and not full.
• A "Banana Split" meal entity is created using mocked ingredients (strawberry, chocolate, banana).
• The spawned meal is added to the players inventory.
• The command returns true, indicating success.

Invalid Recipe Argument

Purpose:

The purpose of this test is to verify that the SpawnRecipeCommands handles invalid recipe names and does not add anything to the inventory.

Test Method:

testInvalidArgument()

Expected Outcome:

• The recipe argument is invalid.
• No item is created or added to the players inventory.
• The command returns false, indicating failure.

Spawn Fruit Salad Recipe

Purpose:

The purpose of this test is to verify that the SpawnRecipeCommands can successfully spawn a "Fruit Salad" meal and add it to the players inventory.

Test Method:

testSpawnFruitSalad()

Expected Outcome:

• The inventory is initially empty and not full.
• A "Fruit Salad" meal entity is created using mocked ingredients (strawberry, banana).
• The spawned meal is added to the players inventory.
• The command returns true, indicating success.

No arguments provided

Purpose:

The purpose of this test is to verify that the SpawnRecipeCommands fails to execute when no arguments are provided.

Test Method:

testNoArgs()

Expected Outcome:

• No arguments are passed to the command.
• No item is created or added to the players inventory.
• The command returns false, indicating failure due to missing arguments.