IntelliJ Plugin TddTracker

This is one of those plug-in which a developer would love to have in the development environment, the main purpose of this plug-in is report the time taken to execute a JUnit.

Highlights (release 0.4)

• Reports the time taken for the execution of each test method, typically the results are displayed in as shown below.

Usage

• Upon running a JUnit test class, this plug-in gets invoked automatically.

Favorable

• Great reports in development environment, no need for any extra profiling.

Unfavorable

• This plug-in doesn’t integrate with Fireworks plug-in (through which you can run a test suite)

For more information about this tool, IntelliJ plug-in repository here and user documentation here

Written by Ravi Nallakukkala on April 16th, 2007 with no comments.
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