This library lets you create virtual-time clocks and install them as the JVM's clock to help with testing.
A virtual-time Clock
will modify the operation of
System.currentTimeMillis()
, System.nanoTime()
, Thread.sleep
, Object.wait(long)
, LockSupport.parkNanos
and any other operation relying on timeouts.
Use this library to slow-down/speed-up/manually control the JVM's clock to make your timing-sensitive tests less flaky.
Early days.
We've begun using TimeWarp's ScaledClock
(and SystemClock
) in Quasar tests.
ManualClock
hasn't been tested, so it probably doesn't work yet.
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Clone and build the repository with
./gradlew
or use Maven artifactco.paralleluniverse:timewarp:0.1.0-SNAPSHOT
from the Sonatype snapshot repository (https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots
) -
Add the JAR file to your bootstrap classpath with
-Xbootclasspath/a:[timewarp jar]
and as an agent with-javaagent:[timewarp jar]
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Install one of the provided clocks,
SystemClock
,ScaledClock
, orManualClock
, using theVirtualClock
class. Please consult the Javadocs for detailed information. Alternatively, you can pass an integer as a command-line argument to the agent (e.g.-javaagent:[timewarp jar]=3
), which would install a global scaling clock, that would slow down the system clock by a factor equal to the parameter. So an argument of 3 would install aScaledClock
with a scaling factor of0.33333
.
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