Setting up JUnit 5 with Maven

Explore how to set up a Maven project in IntelliJ IDEA and add JUnit 5 as a dependency for your Java application. Learn the Maven project structure, how to configure the pom.xml file, and run your first unit test using JUnit 5 with Maven.

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Create Maven project in IntelliJ
Maven package structure
Adding JUnit 5 dependency

In the previous lesson, we learned how to set up JUnit 5 using IntelliJ IDEA. However, a better practice is to manage our project dependencies and library with a more viable tool like Maven/Gradle.

In this lesson, we’ll learn how to add the JUnit 5 dependency to our project using Maven.

Create Maven project in IntelliJ

Let’s start off by learning to create a simple Maven project in IntelliJ.

Below are the steps to create a Maven Project in IntelliJ:

In the IDE, click “File”-> “New”-> “Project.”
In the “New Project” window, select the “Maven option and click on the “Next" ...

1.Before We Begin

2.Introduction to JUnit 5

3.Junit 5 Core Concepts

4.Dynamic Tests

5.Dependency Injection in JUnit 5

6.JUnit 5 Extensions

7.Migrating from Junit 4 to Junit 5

8.Appendix

9.BONUS: Useful Assertion Libraries

10.Conclusion

Setting up JUnit 5 with Maven

Create Maven project in IntelliJ