riverpod_container_async_test #

A test library that assists in creating Unit Tests for code using riverpod_container_async. It provides asynchronous disposal functionality for ProviderContainer, automatic dependency resolution, and provider management features for testing.

Features #

• Test Extension Methods: Provides test-specific extension methods for ProviderContainer
• Initialization Task Waiting: Automatically waits for riverpod_container_async initialization tasks and fully prepares providers before test execution
• Automatic Dependency Resolution: testReady recursively builds the provider dependency graph and prepares all dependent providers to a ready state
• Easy Instance Retrieval: testGet provides type-safe instance retrieval from providers

Getting started #

Add the following to dev_dependencies in your pubspec.yaml:

dev_dependencies:
  riverpod_container_async_test: ^1.0.0

Usage #

Create a ProviderContainer for testing and test providers:

import 'package:riverpod_container_async_test/riverpod_container_async_test.dart';
import 'package:flutter_test/flutter_test.dart';

void main() {
  group('Provider tests', () {
    test('should create provider container with async disposal', () async {
      final container = // Create ProviderContainer

      // Get provider value
      final value = container.testGet(myProvider);
      expect(value, isNotNull);

      // disposeAsync() is automatically called at the end of the test
    });

    test('should ready provider with dependencies', () async {
      final container = // Create ProviderContainer

      // Resolve dependencies and prepare provider to ready state
      final service = await container.testReady(myServiceProvider);
      expect(service.isReady, isTrue);
    });
  });
}

Additional information #

This package was created to simplify Unit Test creation for applications using riverpod_container_async. In particular, the asynchronous disposal functionality of ProviderContainer helps prevent resource leaks between tests. Bug reports and feature requests are accepted at GitHub.