Summary
This gives you a structured TDD workflow for Quarkus 3.x with opinionated patterns that actually help: nested test classes grouped by method, given-when-then naming, explicit AAA comments, and 80%+ coverage enforcement via JaCoCo. It's built for event-driven services using Apache Camel and covers the annoying stuff like mocking Camel routes with AdviceWith, testing RabbitMQ publishers, and verifying async CompletableFuture operations. The examples are thorough, showing both happy paths and error scenarios with proper Mockito verification. If you're working on Quarkus microservices with Camel integration and want your tests to look consistent and cover the actual complexity, this is a solid starting point.
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npx -y skills add affaan-m/everything-claude-code --skill quarkus-tdd --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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