Utilities
There are different utilities that can help you to write your process test.
Manipulate the clock​
The Camunda runtime uses an internal clock to execute process instances and to calculate when a BPMN timer event is due. In a test, you can use CamundaProcessTestContext to manipulate the clock.
When to use it:
- Trigger an active BPMN timer event
- Test scenarios that require a specific date or time, for example, a leap year
@Test
void shouldTriggerTimerEvent() {
// given: a process instance waiting at a BPMN timer event
// when
assertThat(processInstance).hasActiveElements("Wait 2 days");
processTestContext.increaseTime(Duration.ofDays(2));
// then
assertThat(processInstance).hasCompletedElements("Wait 2 days");
}