Added ConsoleCaptor#949
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Thank you for adjusting the pr and merging it! I did made couple of typos but you catched it 👊👍 |
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This pull request is similar to this one: #869
LogCaptor is focussed on capturing data from a Logger (Java Util Logging, SLF4J, Log4J2) which includes log level based messages, excpetions, unformatted and formatted logs etc. While ConsoleCaptor will just capture everything which is printed to the console either by using
System.outor Logger output to the console.ConsoleCaptor is designed to easily capture everything from the console output for assertions. It takes away the verbose setup of preparing everything and also properly closing the streams and reverting the temporally configuration under the covers. The end-user may have something similar to this setup:
With the accompanied unit test with usage of ConsoleCaptor: