# Tests

### Introduction

Hi developers!

Welcome to the bunq Java SDK integration tests. Currently we are not\
targeting the 100% test coverage, but rather want to be certain that the most\
common scenarios can run without any errors.

### Setup

First create a certificate and key using this command. Update "Your App Id" to a unique id.

```
openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:4096 -keyout src/test/Resource/key.pem -out src/test/Resource/certificate.pem -days 365 -nodes -subj "/CN=Your App Id/C=NL" && \
echo -e "\n--- KEY ---\n" && cat src/test/Resource/key.pem && \
echo -e "\n--- CERTIFICATE ---\n" && cat src/test/Resource/certificate.pem
```

### Execution

To run tests via IntelliJ IDEA, you must make sure that you've build the project with gradle.

Afterwards you can right click on the tests folders and should be able to run\
the tests cases form the IDE.


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