Rust Integration Tests Structure

Anatoly Bugakov 0
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I'd like to split my integration tests into multiple files (because it's getting long). This can be easily done:

/tests/
    /data/      // <- dataset for testing
    a_tests.rs // <- this contains "common" functions which I'd like to use in b_tests.rs
    b_tests.rs

However, a_tests.rs contains some functions which I'd like to use in b_tests.rs. For example a common Lazy once_cell which reads the data file only once. And also a fn common_func(_) which does assertion based on numerical comparisons of the results.

So how do I import objects from a_tests.rs in b_tests.rs?

rust-cargo rust unit-testing
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Per the Rust documentation on integration tests each file in the tests directory is compiled into a separate crate, but:

Files in subdirectories of the tests directory don’t get compiled as separate crates or have sections in the test output. So you can have this file structure:

/tests/
    /common/
        mod.rs
    /data/
    a_tests.rs
    b_tests.rs

Then move your shared functions from a_tests.rs into common/mod.rs and you can import them into a_tests.rs and b_tests.rs via mod common;

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