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Methods of the TestDataFactory class :

Method Supported signatures
createSObject 
  
* createSObject(String sObjectName) // create an sObject with all required fields auto-filled and insert all sObjects
* createSObject(String sObjectName, Boolean doInsert) // create an sObject with all required fields auto-filled and insert all sObjects if the doInsert = true
* createSObject(String sObjectName, Map<String,Object> mapValuesOverride) // create an sObject with all required fields auto-filled, assign the values defined in the mapValuesOverride and insert all sObjects if the doInsert = true
* createSObject(String sObjectName, Map<String,Object> mapValuesOverride, Boolean doInsert) // create an sObject with all required fields auto-filled, assign the values defined in the mapValuesOverride and insert all sObjects if the doInsert = true
createSObjectList 
  
* createSObjectList(String sObjectName, Integer numberOfSObjects) // create a list of sObject with all required fields auto-filled and insert all sObjects
* createSObjectList(String sObjectName, Integer numberOfSObjects, Boolean doInsert) // create a list of sObject with all required fields auto-filled and insert all sObjects if the doInsert = true
* createSObjectList(String sObjectName, Map<String,Object> mapValuesOverride, Integer numberOfSObjects) // create a list of sObject with all required fields auto-filled, assign the values defined in the mapValuesOverride and insert all sObjects
* createSObjectList(String sObjectName, Map<String,Object> mapValuesOverride, Integer numberOfSObjects, Boolean doInsert) // create a list of sObject with all required fields auto-filled, assign the values defined in the mapValuesOverride and insert all sObjects if the doInsert = true

Create a single sObject:

Create a Contact
Contact con = (Contact)TestDataFactory.createSObject('Contact');
Create a Contact by providing a map to assign values to fields in the main and the related sObjects

You can assign values to the main sObject or any related sObject, all sObjects will be created with the required fields auto-filled

Contact con = (Contact)TestDataFactory.createSObject('Contact', new Map<String,Object>{
  'FirstName' => 'Doe',
  'LastName' => 'John',
  'Account.Description' => 'Description of the related account',
  'Account.Parent.Name' => 'Name of the parent Account'
});
Auto-generate values for non required fields

You can auto-generate a value for a non required field by assigning the TestDataFactory.DEFAULT_VALUE to it, in the Map of values

Contact con = (Contact)TestDataFactory.createSObject('Contact', new Map<String,Object>{
  'Description' => TestDataFactory.DEFAULT_VALUE,
  'Account.Phone' => TestDataFactory.DEFAULT_VALUE
});
Force the instantiation of a related sObject

For example when creating a Contact you can force the Test Data Factory to create a related Account, even if an Account is not required

Contact con = (Contact)TestDataFactory.createSObject('Contact', new Map<String,Object>{
  'AccountId' => TestDataFactory.DEFAULT_VALUE
});
Provide an Id for a required related sObject to avoid its instantiation

You can provide an Id for a required related sObject, to force the use of that Id and prevent the instantiation of the related sObject

User u = (User)TestDataFactory.createSObject('User', new Map<String,Object>{
  'ProfileId' => UserInfo.getProfileId()
});
Provide a map for a related sObject

You can provide a sub map of values for a related sObject

Contact con = (Contact)TestDataFactory.createSObject('Contact', new Map<String,Object>{
  'Description' => 'Contact description',
  'Account' => new Map<String,Object>{
    'Name' => 'Account Name',
    'Description' => 'Account Description'
  }
});

Create a list of sObjects:

Create and insert a list of Contact sObjects

Create & insert 10 contacts

List<Contact> conList = TestDataFactory.createSObjectList('Contact',10);
Create and insert a list of users using the index merge value

The following code creates 10 users with different usernames and nicknames

List<User> uList = TestDataFactory.createSObjectList('User', new Map<String,Object>{
  'ProfileId' => UserInfo.getProfileId(),
  'Username' => 'test{!index}@mytestdomain.developer',
  'CommunityNickname' => 'test{!index}'
},10);
Create 5 Accounts with different names

Create a list of 5 Account sObjects with different names and a same description

List<Account> accList = TestDataFactory.createSObjectList('Account', new Map<String,Object>{
  'Name' => new List<String>{'Google','Amazon','Facebook','Apple','Microsoft'},
  'Description' => 'Same description'
},5);
Create 100 Accounts with a list of 5 different names

Create a list of 100 Account sObjects with list of 5 different names that will loop and a same description

List<Account> accList = TestDataFactory.createSObjectList('Account', new Map<String,Object>{
  'Name' => new List<String>{'Google','Amazon','Facebook','Apple','Microsoft'},
  'Description' => 'Same description'
},100);
Create 10 Cases related to 10 Accounts

Create a list of Acount sObjects and link them to a list of 10 Case sObjects

List<Account> accList = TestDataFactory.createSObjectList('Account', new Map<String,Object>{
  'Description' => 'Account Description'
},10);
List<Case> caseList = TestDataFactory.createSObjectList('Case', new Map<String,Object>{
  'Account' => AccList,
  'Contact.Account' => AccList
},10);

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