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Unit testing decision rules

Updated on January 14, 2022

Unit test decision rules, such as tables, decision trees, when rules, map values, collections, and declare expressions.

  • Unit testing a decision table

    You can test a decision table individually, before testing it in the context of the application that you are developing. Additionally, you can convert the test run to a Pega unit test case.

  • Unit testing a decision tree

    You can use the Run Rule feature to test a decision tree individually before testing it in the context of the application that you are developing.

  • Unit testing a when rule

    You can test a when rule individually before testing it in the context of the application that you are developing. Additionally, you can convert the test into a Pega unit test case to validate application data by comparing expected property values to the actual values that are returned by the test.

  • Unit testing a map value

    You can test a map value individually, before testing it in the context of the application that you are developing. Additionally, you can convert the test run to a Pega unit test case.

  • Unit testing a collection

    You can test a collection individually, before testing it in the context of the application that you are developing.

  • Unit testing a declare expression

    You can test a declare expression individually, before testing it in the context of the application that you are developing. Additionally, you can convert the test run to a Pega unit test case.

  • Unit testing event strategies

    Evaluate event strategy logic by testing it against sample events. This option facilitates event strategy design and enables troubleshooting potential issues.

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