tap for a string

[mbil...@twitter.com]

Hi everyone.
I was trying to unit test my cascading source yesterday, and I found that adding java resources to my tests, then reading from them into a tap, added little value to my tests. Instead, what would have been most useful is a tap that is build straight from a String. What do you all think about this?
Max

[Andre Kelpe]

You could try out plunger, which is a testing framework for Cascading
from Hotels.com: https://github.com/HotelsDotCom/plunger

- Andre

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[Ken Krugler]

Hi Max,

In addition to Plunger, there's the InMemoryTap from cascading.utils that we use for similar purposes (testing of Flows).

Though it currently only exists for the Cascading local platform.

-- Ken

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Subject: tap for a string

Hi everyone.
I was trying to unit test my cascading source yesterday, and I found that adding java resources to my tests, then reading from them into a tap, added little value to my tests. Instead, what would have been most useful is a tap that is build straight from a String. What do you all think about this?
Max

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