Tests annotated with @MiskTest are misk tests. Misk tests automate injector setup and Guava
Service lifecycle.
A misk test allows the annotated class to have a field of type Module annotated
@MiskTestModule. This module will be used to create the injector and inject any other fields.
Additionally, Misks integrates with
Guice BoundFieldModule
to declaratively bind fields defined in misk tests to complement @MiskTestModule modules.
Each @Bind annotated field will bind the field's type to value at injector creation time.
Guava Service lifecycle is opt-in; do this by specifying @MiskTest(startService = true).
Note that injection and Service start/stop occur for each test method. This provides a fresh setup
for each test method for state changed by injection/services.
Misk tests are also compatible with JUnit's @Nested classes. Any @Nested classes inherit all the
misk test setup from their outermost class. This means that only the outermost test class can have
@MiskTest, @MiskTestModule, @MiskExternalDependency annotations. They are ignored on @Nested
classes. Additionally, the injector only injects members into the outermost class.
You can check code samples here.