Best Mock code snippet using gomock.matches
services_send_test.go
Source: services_send_test.go
...103 }104 // handle rest of options105 return true106}107// String describes what the matcher matches.108func (mm MessageMatcher) String() string {109 return fmt.Sprintf("%#v", SendParams(mm))110}111func TestSendService(t *testing.T) {112 addrGen := address.NewForTestGetter()113 a1 := addrGen()114 a2 := addrGen()115 const balance = 10000116 params := SendParams{117 From: a1,118 To: a2,119 Val: types.NewInt(balance - 100),120 }121 ctx, ctxM := ContextWithMarker(context.Background())...
matchers_test.go
Source: matchers_test.go
1// Copyright 2010 Google Inc.2//3// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");4// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.5// You may obtain a copy of the License at6//7// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.08//9// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software10// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,11// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.12// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and13// limitations under the License.14//go:generate mockgen -destination internal/mock_gomock/mock_matcher.go github.com/golang/mock/gomock Matcher15package gomock_test16import (17 "context"18 "errors"19 "reflect"20 "testing"21 "github.com/golang/mock/gomock"22 "github.com/golang/mock/gomock/internal/mock_gomock"23)24func TestMatchers(t *testing.T) {25 type e interface{}26 tests := []struct {27 name string28 matcher gomock.Matcher29 yes, no []e30 }{31 {"test Any", gomock.Any(), []e{3, nil, "foo"}, nil},32 {"test All", gomock.Eq(4), []e{4}, []e{3, "blah", nil, int64(4)}},33 {"test Nil", gomock.Nil(),34 []e{nil, (error)(nil), (chan bool)(nil), (*int)(nil)},35 []e{"", 0, make(chan bool), errors.New("err"), new(int)}},36 {"test Not", gomock.Not(gomock.Eq(4)), []e{3, "blah", nil, int64(4)}, []e{4}},37 {"test All", gomock.All(gomock.Any(), gomock.Eq(4)), []e{4}, []e{3, "blah", nil, int64(4)}},38 {"test Len", gomock.Len(2),39 []e{[]int{1, 2}, "ab", map[string]int{"a": 0, "b": 1}, [2]string{"a", "b"}},40 []e{[]int{1}, "a", 42, 42.0, false, [1]string{"a"}},41 },42 }43 for _, tt := range tests {44 t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) {45 for _, x := range tt.yes {46 if !tt.matcher.Matches(x) {47 t.Errorf(`"%v %s": got false, want true.`, x, tt.matcher)48 }49 }50 for _, x := range tt.no {51 if tt.matcher.Matches(x) {52 t.Errorf(`"%v %s": got true, want false.`, x, tt.matcher)53 }54 }55 })56 }57}58// A more thorough test of notMatcher59func TestNotMatcher(t *testing.T) {60 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)61 defer ctrl.Finish()62 mockMatcher := mock_gomock.NewMockMatcher(ctrl)63 notMatcher := gomock.Not(mockMatcher)64 mockMatcher.EXPECT().Matches(4).Return(true)65 if match := notMatcher.Matches(4); match {66 t.Errorf("notMatcher should not match 4")67 }68 mockMatcher.EXPECT().Matches(5).Return(false)69 if match := notMatcher.Matches(5); !match {70 t.Errorf("notMatcher should match 5")71 }72}73type Dog struct {74 Breed, Name string75}76// A thorough test of assignableToTypeOfMatcher77func TestAssignableToTypeOfMatcher(t *testing.T) {78 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)79 defer ctrl.Finish()80 aStr := "def"81 anotherStr := "ghi"82 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf("abc").Matches(4); match {83 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf("abc") should not match 4`)84 }85 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf("abc").Matches(&aStr); match {86 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf("abc") should not match &aStr (*string)`)87 }88 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf("abc").Matches("def"); !match {89 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf("abc") should match "def"`)90 }91 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf(&aStr).Matches("abc"); match {92 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf(&aStr) should not match "abc"`)93 }94 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf(&aStr).Matches(&anotherStr); !match {95 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf(&aStr) should match &anotherStr`)96 }97 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf(0).Matches(4); !match {98 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf(0) should match 4`)99 }100 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf(0).Matches("def"); match {101 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf(0) should not match "def"`)102 }103 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf(Dog{}).Matches(&Dog{}); match {104 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf(Dog{}) should not match &Dog{}`)105 }106 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf(Dog{}).Matches(Dog{Breed: "pug", Name: "Fido"}); !match {107 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf(Dog{}) should match Dog{Breed: "pug", Name: "Fido"}`)108 }109 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf(&Dog{}).Matches(Dog{}); match {110 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf(&Dog{}) should not match Dog{}`)111 }112 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf(&Dog{}).Matches(&Dog{Breed: "pug", Name: "Fido"}); !match {113 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf(&Dog{}) should match &Dog{Breed: "pug", Name: "Fido"}`)114 }115 ctxInterface := reflect.TypeOf((*context.Context)(nil)).Elem()116 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf(ctxInterface).Matches(context.Background()); !match {117 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf(context.Context) should not match context.Background()`)118 }119 ctxWithValue := context.WithValue(context.Background(), "key", "val")120 if match := gomock.AssignableToTypeOf(ctxInterface).Matches(ctxWithValue); !match {121 t.Errorf(`AssignableToTypeOf(context.Context) should not match ctxWithValue`)122 }123}...
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestMock(t *testing.T) {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)4 defer ctrl.Finish()5 mock := NewMockInterface(ctrl)6 mock.EXPECT().SomeMethod("test").Return("test", nil).Times(1)7 mock.EXPECT().SomeMethod(gomock.Any()).Return("test", nil).Times(1)8 fmt.Println(mock.SomeMethod("test"))9 fmt.Println(mock.SomeMethod("test1"))10}11import (12func TestMock(t *testing.T) {13 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)14 defer ctrl.Finish()15 mock := NewMockInterface(ctrl)16 mock.EXPECT().SomeMethod("test").Return("test", nil).Times(1)17 mock.EXPECT().SomeMethod(gomock.Any()).Return("test", nil).Times(1)18 fmt.Println(mock.SomeMethod("test"))19 fmt.Println(mock.SomeMethod("test1"))20}21--- PASS: TestMock (0.00s)22 --- PASS: TestMock/1.go (0.00s)23 --- PASS: TestMock/2.go (0.00s)
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestMock(t *testing.T) {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)4 defer ctrl.Finish()5 mockObj := NewMockMyInterface(ctrl)6 mockObj.EXPECT().MyMethod(gomock_matcher.Any()).Do(func(arg string) {7 fmt.Println("arg is", arg)8 }).Return("hello").Times(1)9 mockObj.EXPECT().MyMethod(gomock_matcher.Matches("hello")).Return("hello").Times(1)10 fmt.Println(mockObj.MyMethod("hello"))11 fmt.Println(mockObj.MyMethod("hello"))12}13import (14type MyInterface interface {15 MyMethod(string) string16}17type MyObj struct {18}19func (m *MyObj) MyMethod(arg string) string {20 fmt.Println("arg is", arg)21}22func NewMockMyInterface(ctrl *gomock.Controller) *MockMyInterface {23 mockObj := &MockMyInterface{ctrl: ctrl}24 mockObj.call = make(map[string]gomock_call.Call)25}26type MockMyInterface struct {27}28func (m *MockMyInterface) MyMethod(arg string) string {29 fmt.Println("arg is", arg)30}31func (m *MockMyInterface) EXPECT() *MockMyInterface {32}33func (m *MockMyInterface) Times(i int) {34 fmt.Println("times is", i)35}36func (m *MockMyInterface) Return(arg string) {37 fmt.Println("return is", arg)38}39func (m *MockMyInterface) Do(arg string) {40 fmt.Println("do is", arg)41}42func (m *MockMyInterface) Any() string {43}44func (m *MockMyInterface) Matches(arg string) string {45}
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2type MockInterface interface {3 Method1()4 Method2()5}6func main() {7 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)8 defer ctrl.Finish()9 mock := NewMockInterface(ctrl)10 mock.EXPECT().Method1().Do(func() {11 fmt.Println("In Method1")12 })13 mock.Method1()14 mock.EXPECT().Method2().Do(func() {15 fmt.Println("In Method2")16 })17 mock.Method2()18}
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1func TestMatches(t *testing.T) {2 mockCtrl := gomock.NewController(t)3 defer mockCtrl.Finish()4 mockMatcher := mock_gomock.NewMockMatcher(mockCtrl)5 mockMatcher.EXPECT().Matches(gomock.Any()).Return(true)6 mockMatcher.Matches("test")7}8--- PASS: TestMatches (0.00s)9func TestMatches(t *testing.T) {10 mockCtrl := gomock.NewController(t)11 defer mockCtrl.Finish()12 mockMatcher := mock_gomock.NewMockMatcher(mockCtrl)13 mockMatcher.EXPECT().Matches(gomock.Any()).Return(true)14 mockMatcher.Matches("test")15}16--- PASS: TestMatches (0.00s)17func TestMatches(t *testing.T) {18 mockCtrl := gomock.NewController(t)19 defer mockCtrl.Finish()20 mockMatcher := mock_gomock.NewMockMatcher(mockCtrl)21 mockMatcher.EXPECT().Matches(gomock.Any()).Return(true)22 mockMatcher.Matches("test")23}24--- PASS: TestMatches (0.00s)25func TestMatches(t *testing.T) {26 mockCtrl := gomock.NewController(t)27 defer mockCtrl.Finish()28 mockMatcher := mock_gomock.NewMockMatcher(mockCtrl)29 mockMatcher.EXPECT().Matches(gomock.Any()).Return(true)30 mockMatcher.Matches("test")31}32--- PASS: TestMatches (0.00s)
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestMatches(t *testing.T) {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)4 defer ctrl.Finish()5 m := mock_matcher.NewMockMatcher(ctrl)6 mc := mock_call.NewMockCall(ctrl)7 mc.EXPECT().Matches(m).Return(true)8 if !mc.Matches(m) {9 t.Errorf("Expected call to match")10 }11}
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1func (m *MockInterface) Matches(x interface{}) bool {2 return reflect.DeepEqual(m, x)3}4func (m *MockInterface) String() string {5 return fmt.Sprintf("%#v", m)6}7func (m *MockInterface) Return(ret0 interface{}) *gomock.Call {8 m.mock.ctrl.T.Helper()9 return m.mock.ctrl.RecordCallWithMethodType(m.mock, "Return", reflect.TypeOf((*MockInterface)(nil).Return), ret0)10}11func (m *MockInterface) Expect() *gomock.Call {12 m.mock.ctrl.T.Helper()13 return m.mock.ctrl.RecordCallWithMethodType(m.mock, "Expect", reflect.TypeOf((*MockInterface)(nil).Expect))14}15func (m *MockInterface) SetArg(i int, ret0 interface{}) *gomock.Call {16 m.mock.ctrl.T.Helper()17 return m.mock.ctrl.RecordCallWithMethodType(m.mock, "SetArg", reflect.TypeOf((*MockInterface)(nil).SetArg), i, ret0)18}19func (m *MockInterface) SetArgWith(i int, f interface{}) *gomock.Call {20 m.mock.ctrl.T.Helper()21 return m.mock.ctrl.RecordCallWithMethodType(m.mock, "SetArgWith", reflect.TypeOf((*MockInterface)(nil).SetArgWith), i, f)22}23func (m *MockInterface) SetArgToPointer(i int, p interface{}) *gomock.Call {24 m.mock.ctrl.T.Helper()25 return m.mock.ctrl.RecordCallWithMethodType(m.mock, "SetArgToPointer", reflect.TypeOf((*MockInterface)(nil).SetArgToPointer), i, p)26}27func (m *MockInterface) SetDo(f interface{}) *gomock.Call {28 m.mock.ctrl.T.Helper()29 return m.mock.ctrl.RecordCallWithMethodType(m
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1func TestMock(t *testing.T) {2 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)3 defer ctrl.Finish()4 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)5 mock.EXPECT().Bar(gomock.Any()).Return(nil).Times(1)6 mock.Bar("test")7}8func TestMock2(t *testing.T) {9 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)10 defer ctrl.Finish()11 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)12 mock.EXPECT().Bar(gomock.Any()).Return(nil).Times(1)13 mock.Bar("test")14}15func TestMock3(t *testing.T) {16 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)17 defer ctrl.Finish()18 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)19 mock.EXPECT().Bar(gomock.Any()).Return(nil).Times(1)20 mock.Bar("test")21}22func TestMock4(t *testing.T) {23 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)24 defer ctrl.Finish()25 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)26 mock.EXPECT().Bar(gomock.Any()).Return(nil).Times(1)27 mock.Bar("test")28}29func TestMock5(t *testing.T) {30 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)31 defer ctrl.Finish()32 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)33 mock.EXPECT().Bar(gomock.Any()).Return(nil).Times(1)34 mock.Bar("test")35}36func TestMock6(t *testing.T) {37 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)38 defer ctrl.Finish()39 mock := NewMockFoo(ctrl)40 mock.EXPECT().Bar(gomock.Any()).Return(nil).Times(1)41 mock.Bar("test")42}43func TestMock7(t *testing.T) {44 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)45 defer ctrl.Finish()
matches
Using AI Code Generation
1func TestOne(t *testing.T) {2 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)3 defer ctrl.Finish()4 m := NewMockFoo(ctrl)5 m.EXPECT().DoSomething(gomock.Any()).Do(func(s string) {6 fmt.Println(s)7 })8 m.DoSomething("hello")9}10func TestTwo(t *testing.T) {11 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)12 defer ctrl.Finish()13 m := NewMockFoo(ctrl)14 m.EXPECT().DoSomething(gomock.Any()).Do(func(s string) {15 fmt.Println(s)16 })17 m.DoSomething("hello")18}
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