Facing problem to cover test class 75% coverage - salesforce

Question

This is my batch class. I am facing a problem in the test class.
So please give me some solution on it. How to write this condition into class or how to write a test class for this.
I have this batch class created:
public class processBatch implements database.Batchable<object>, Database.AllowsCallouts, Scheduable{
public string AccountURL;
public String ProcessURL;
Public String Key;
private class JsonUpsertResult
{
List<Database.Error> Error {get;set;}
string SFDCId{get;set;}
String visibleID{get;set;}
Boolean is Created {get;set;}
Boolean isSuccess {get;set;}
}
public ProcessBatch(){
SAP_Details__c SAP = SAP_Details__c. getOrgDefaults();
AccountURL =SAP.Account_API_URL__c;
ProcessURL =SAP.process_API_URL__c;
Key =SAP.API_Key__c;
system.debug('API:' + ProcessURL + '-' + Key);
}
public Iterable<Object> start (Database.BatchableContext BC) {
List<Object> results =new List <Object>();
http http = new http();
httpRequest request =new HttpRequest();
system.debug('API:' '+ ProcessURL+' -' + Key);
request.setEndpoint(ProcessURL);
request.setMethod('POST');
request.setHeader('Authorization', Key);
request.setHeader('Accept', '*/*');
request.setHeader ('content-type', 'application/json');
}';
request.setBody(filters);
HttpResponse response =http.send(request);
if(responce.getStatusCode() == 200){
SAPProcessJsonApex2 gt = {SAPProcessJSON2Apex2) JSON.deserialize(response.getBody(), SAPProcessJSON2Apex.class);
List<SAPProcessJson2Apex.Result> res =gt.result;
system.debug('Size of Result: ' + res.size());
results = res;
}
return results;
}
public void execute (Database. BatchableContext BC, List<object> scope){
List<JSON2Apex.Results) accountResults = new List<JSON2Apex.Results>;
List<Process__c> ProcessToUpsert = new List<Process__c> ();
List<Process_Agent__c> CollectivesToupsert = new List<Process_Agent__c> ();
List<Department__c> departmentToupdate = new List<Department__c> ();
List<JSON2Apex.Results) revisedAccRes = new List JSON2Apex.Results> ();
List<SAPprocessJSON2Apex2.Results res = (List<SAPprocessJSO2Apex2.Results>) scope();
List<SAPprocessJSON2Apex2.Results revisedRes = nen List<SAPprocessJSONApex2.Results> ();
for (SAPprocessJSON2Apex2.Results r: res) {
SAPprocessJSON2Apex2.Document doc = r. document: List<SAPprocessJSON2 Apex2. Companies) comp = doc.companies;
List<SAPprocessJSON2Apex2.Companies> comp = doc.companies;
List<String> processTypes = doc.processTypes;
Lisk<String> categories = doc.categories;
Process__c pr = new Process__c ();
pr.Visibleprocess_No__c = doc.processId;
pr.Visible_method__c = 'SAP';
pr.process_Description__c = doc.description;
pr.Amount__c = doc.Amount;
pr.Construction_Type__c = doc.constructionType;
if(doc.phase == 'First planning'){
pr.Division=='First planning!';
} else if(doc.phase == 'Quotation'){
pr.Division == 'Main Step Quotation;
} else if(doc.phase = 'Contract Get') {
pr. Division== ' Main Step Agricultural';
}
pr.process_Full Name = doc.title;
pr.Name = doc.title.left (80);
if (categories.size() > 0){
if(categories [0] == 'Factory' || categories [0] = 'Storage' ){
pr.Sector__c = 'Industrial';
}else if(categories [0] == 'Packaging/Storage') {
pr. Type_of_Sector_c = 'Warehouse';
}else if(categories[0] == 'Shops and Retail' || categories [0]=='Any Showrooms') {
pr.Sector__c = 'Commercial';
}
if(pr.Sector__c != null && doc.Amount >= 50000){
ProcessToUpsert.ada (p);
revisedRes.ada (r);
} } }
public void finish (Database.BatchableContext BC) {
}
public void execute (SchedulableContext sc) {
database.executeBatch (new ProcessBatch (), 30);
}
}
&& d.Amount__c>= 50000 Whenever I write this condition in my class then my test class covers only 35%, and when I remove this condition it covers 80%. This condition is correct according to the requirement.
Test Class
#isIest (SeeAllData = true)
public class ProcessBatchTest {
#isTest public static void processBatchTest () {
Test.setMock (HttpCalloutMock.class, new HttpMock());
ProcessBatch pb = new ProcessBatch();
Test.startTest();
database.executeBatch (pb,30);
Test.stopTest();

Answer 1

You control the HttpMock class that pretends it returns results from SAP callout in the test. Nothing stops you from going there and making it return 2 records (1 with amount below 50K, 1 with amount above), or multiple statuses or whatever else you need.