How to use reportLog method of gomock_test Package

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controller_test.go

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...27}28func NewErrorReporter(t *testing.T) *ErrorReporter {29 return &ErrorReporter{t: t}30}31func (e *ErrorReporter) reportLog() {32 for _, entry := range e.log {33 e.t.Log(entry)34 }35}36func (e *ErrorReporter) assertPass(msg string) {37 if e.failed {38 e.t.Errorf("Expected pass, but got failure(s): %s", msg)39 e.reportLog()40 }41}42func (e *ErrorReporter) assertFail(msg string) {43 if !e.failed {44 e.t.Errorf("Expected failure, but got pass: %s", msg)45 }46}47/​/​ Use to check that code triggers a fatal test failure.48func (e *ErrorReporter) assertFatal(fn func(), expectedErrMsgs ...string) {49 defer func() {50 err := recover()51 if err == nil {52 var actual string53 if e.failed {54 actual = "non-fatal failure"55 } else {56 actual = "pass"57 }58 e.t.Error("Expected fatal failure, but got a", actual)59 } else if token, ok := err.(*struct{}); ok && token == &e.fatalToken {60 /​/​ This is okay - the panic is from Fatalf().61 if expectedErrMsgs != nil {62 /​/​ assert that the actual error message63 /​/​ contains expectedErrMsgs64 /​/​ check the last actualErrMsg, because the previous messages come from previous errors65 actualErrMsg := e.log[len(e.log)-1]66 for _, expectedErrMsg := range expectedErrMsgs {67 if !strings.Contains(actualErrMsg, expectedErrMsg) {68 e.t.Errorf("Error message:\ngot: %q\nwant to contain: %q\n", actualErrMsg, expectedErrMsg)69 }70 }71 }72 return73 } else {74 /​/​ Some other panic.75 panic(err)76 }77 }()78 fn()79}80/​/​ recoverUnexpectedFatal can be used as a deferred call in test cases to81/​/​ recover from and display a call to ErrorReporter.Fatalf().82func (e *ErrorReporter) recoverUnexpectedFatal() {83 err := recover()84 if err == nil {85 /​/​ No panic.86 } else if token, ok := err.(*struct{}); ok && token == &e.fatalToken {87 /​/​ Unexpected fatal error happened.88 e.t.Error("Got unexpected fatal error(s). All errors up to this point:")89 e.reportLog()90 return91 } else {92 /​/​ Some other panic.93 panic(err)94 }95}96func (e *ErrorReporter) Log(args ...interface{}) {97 e.log = append(e.log, fmt.Sprint(args...))98}99func (e *ErrorReporter) Logf(format string, args ...interface{}) {100 e.log = append(e.log, fmt.Sprintf(format, args...))101}102func (e *ErrorReporter) Errorf(format string, args ...interface{}) {103 e.Logf(format, args...)...

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1import (2func TestReportLog(t *testing.T) {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)4 defer ctrl.Finish()5 mock := NewMockLog(ctrl)6 mock.EXPECT().ReportLog(gomock.Any()).Return(nil)7 fmt.Println(mock.ReportLog("test"))8}9import (10func TestReportLog(t *testing.T) {11 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)12 defer ctrl.Finish()13 mock := NewMockLog(ctrl)14 mock.EXPECT().ReportLog(gomock.Any()).Return(nil)15 fmt.Println(mock.ReportLog("test"))16}17Your name to display (optional):18Your name to display (optional):

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1import (2func main() {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(nil)4 defer ctrl.Finish()5 mock := gomock_test.NewMockLogger(ctrl)6 mock.EXPECT().ReportLog(gomock.Any()).Return(nil).AnyTimes()7 mock.ReportLog("test")8 fmt.Println("Mocking is done")9}

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1func main() {2 gomock_test.ReportLog()3}4func main() {5 gomock_test.ReportLog()6}7func main() {8 gomock_test.ReportLog()9}10func main() {11 gomock_test.ReportLog()12}13func main() {14 gomock_test.ReportLog()15}16func main() {17 gomock_test.ReportLog()18}19func main() {20 gomock_test.ReportLog()21}22func main() {23 gomock_test.ReportLog()24}25func main() {26 gomock_test.ReportLog()27}28func main() {29 gomock_test.ReportLog()30}31func main() {32 gomock_test.ReportLog()33}34func main() {35 gomock_test.ReportLog()36}37func main() {38 gomock_test.ReportLog()39}40func main() {41 gomock_test.ReportLog()42}43func main() {44 gomock_test.ReportLog()45}

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1import (2func main() {3 obj = gomock_test.NewMockLogWriter(nil)4 obj.EXPECT().reportLog("Hello").Return(1)5 fmt.Println(obj.reportLog("Hello"))6}7import (8func main() {9 obj = gomock_test.NewMockLogWriter(nil)10 obj.EXPECT().reportLog("Hello").Return(1)11 fmt.Println(obj.reportLog("Hello"))12}13import (14func main() {15 obj = gomock_test.NewMockLogWriter(nil)16 obj.EXPECT().reportLog("Hello").Return(1)17 fmt.Println(obj.reportLog("Hello"))18}19import (20func main() {21 obj = gomock_test.NewMockLogWriter(nil)22 obj.EXPECT().reportLog("Hello").Return(1)23 fmt.Println(obj.reportLog("Hello"))24}

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1import (2func main() {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(nil)4 mockObj := gomock_test.NewMockgomock_test(ctrl)5 mockObj.EXPECT().reportLog("Hello World").Return(nil)6 err := mockObj.reportLog("Hello World")7 if err != nil {8 fmt.Println("Error: ", err)9 }10}11import (12func Test_reportLog(t *testing.T) {13 ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)14 defer ctrl.Finish()15 mockObj := NewMockgomock_test(ctrl)16 mockObj.EXPECT().reportLog("Hello World").Return(nil)17 err := mockObj.reportLog("Hello World")18 if err != nil {19 t.Errorf("Error: %s", err)20 }21}22import "errors"23type gomock_test struct {24}25func (g gomock_test) reportLog(msg string) error {26 return errors.New("error")27}28func NewMockgomock_test(ctrl *gomock.Controller) *gomock_test {29 return &gomock_test{}30}

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1t := gomock_test.NewT(t)2t.ReportLog("1.go", 10, "log message")3t.ReportLog("1.go", 20, "log message")4t.ReportLog("1.go", 30, "log message")5t.ReportLog("1.go", 40, "log message")6t.ReportLog("1.go", 50, "log message")7t.ReportLog("1.go", 60, "log message")8t.ReportLog("1.go", 70, "log message")9t.ReportLog("1.go", 80, "log message")10t.ReportLog("1.go", 90, "log message")11t.ReportLog("1.go", 100, "log message")12t := gomock_test.NewT(t)13t.ReportLog("2.go", 10, "log message")14t.ReportLog("2.go", 20, "log message")15t.ReportLog("2.go", 30, "log message")16t.ReportLog("2.go", 40, "log message")17t.ReportLog("2.go", 50, "log message")18t.ReportLog("2.go", 60, "log message")19t.ReportLog("2.go", 70, "log message")20t.ReportLog("2.go", 80, "log message")21t.ReportLog("2.go", 90, "log message")22t.ReportLog("2.go", 100, "log message")23t := gomock_test.NewT(t)24t.ReportLog("3.go", 10, "log message")25t.ReportLog("3.go", 20, "log message")26t.ReportLog("3.go", 30, "log message")27t.ReportLog("3.go", 40, "log message")28t.ReportLog("3.go", 50, "log message")29t.ReportLog("3.go", 60, "log message")30t.ReportLog("3.go", 70, "log message")31t.ReportLog("3.go", 80, "log message")32t.ReportLog("3.go", 90, "log message")33t.ReportLog("3.go", 100, "log message")

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1import (2func main() {3 mockLog.ReportLog("test")4 fmt.Println("Done")5}6import (7func main() {8 mockLog.ReportLog("test")9 fmt.Println("Done")10}11import (12func main() {13 mockLog.ReportLog("test")14 fmt.Println("Done")15}16import (17func main() {18 mockLog.ReportLog("test")19 fmt.Println("Done")20}21import (22func main() {23 mockLog.ReportLog("test")24 fmt.Println("Done")25}26import (27func main() {28 mockLog.ReportLog("test")29 fmt.Println("Done")30}31import (32func main() {33 mockLog.ReportLog("test")34 fmt.Println("Done")35}36import (37func main() {38 mockLog.ReportLog("test")39 fmt.Println("Done")40}

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1import (2func main() {3 gomock_test.ReportLog("This is a test log")4 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")5}6import (7func ReportLog(log string) {8 fmt.Println(log)9}

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1import (2func main() {3 ctrl := gomock.NewController(nil)4 mock := gomock_test.NewMockLogger(ctrl)5 mock.EXPECT().reportLog("message").Return("message logged")6 fmt.Println(mock.reportLog("message"))7}

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