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How to use NewMockMath method of mock_concurrent Package

Best Mock code snippet using mock_concurrent.NewMockMath

NewMockMath

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1func myFunc(s string) string {2}3func TestMyFunc(t *testing.T) {4    got := myFunc(s)5    if got != s {6        t.Errorf("got %s, want %s", got, s)7    }8}9func TestMyFunc(t *testing.T) {10    got := myFunc(s)11    if got != s {12        t.Errorf("got %s, want %s", got, s)13    }14    if s != "test" {15        t.Errorf("got %s, want %s", s, "test")16    }17}

NewMockMath

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1import (2func TestMockMath(t *testing.T) {3	ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)4	defer ctrl.Finish()5	mockMath := mock_concurrent.NewMockMath(ctrl)6	mockMath.EXPECT().Add(1, 2).Return(3)7	mockMath.EXPECT().Add(1, 2).Return(3)8	mockMath.EXPECT().Add(1, 2).Return(3)9	fmt.Println(mockMath.Add(1, 2))10	fmt.Println(mockMath.Add(1, 2))11	fmt.Println(mockMath.Add(1, 2))12}13import (14type MockMath struct {15}16type MockMathMockRecorder struct {17}18func NewMockMath(ctrl *gomock.Controller) *MockMath {19	mock := &MockMath{ctrl: ctrl}20	mock.recorder = &MockMathMockRecorder{mock}21}22func (m *MockMath) EXPECT() *MockMathMockRecorder {23}24func (m *MockMath) Add(a int, b int) int {25	ret := m.ctrl.Call(m, "Add", a, b)26	ret0, _ := ret[0].(int)27}28func (mr *MockMathMockRecorder) Add(a interface{}, b interface{}) *gomock.Call {29	return mr.mock.ctrl.RecordCall(mr.mock, "Add", a, b)30}31func (m *MockMath) Add2() concurrent.Math {32	ret := m.ctrl.Call(m, "Add2")33	ret0, _ := ret[0].(concurrent.Math)34}35func (mr *MockMathMockRecorder) Add2() *gomock.Call {36	return mr.mock.ctrl.RecordCall(mr.mock, "Add2")37}38func (m *MockMath) Add3(a int, b int) {39	m.ctrl.Call(m, "Add3", a, b)40}41func (mr

NewMockMath

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1func main() {2    m := mock_concurrent.NewMockMath()3    m.MockAdd = func(a int, b int) int {4    }5    m.MockMultiply = func(a int, b int) int {6    }7    fmt.Println(m.Add(2, 3))8    fmt.Println(m.Multiply(2, 3))9}10func main() {11    m := mock_concurrent.NewMockMath()12    m.MockAdd = func(a int, b int) int {13    }14    m.MockMultiply = func(a int, b int) int {15    }16    fmt.Println(m.Add(2, 3))17    fmt.Println(m.Multiply(2, 3))18}

NewMockMath

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1func main() {2  mockMath := mock_concurrent.NewMockMath()3  wg.Add(1)4  go mockMath.Add(1, 2, &wg)5  wg.Add(1)6  go mockMath.Subtract(1, 2, &wg)7  wg.Add(1)8  go mockMath.Multiply(1, 2, &wg)9  wg.Add(1)10  go mockMath.Divide(1, 2, &wg)11  wg.Wait()12}

NewMockMath

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1import (2type Math interface {3	Exp(x, n, lim float64) float644}5func main() {6	m = NewMockMath()7	fmt.Println(m.Exp(2, 3, 10))8}9import (10type Math interface {11	Exp(x, n, lim float64) float6412}13func main() {14	m = NewRealMath()15	fmt.Println(m.Exp(2, 3, 10))16}17import (18type Math interface {19	Exp(x, n, lim float64) float6420}21func main() {22	m = NewRealMath()23	fmt.Println(m.Exp(2, 3, 10))24}25import (26type Math interface {27	Exp(x, n, lim float64) float6428}29func main() {30	m = NewRealMath()31	fmt.Println(m.Exp(2, 3, 10))32}33import (34type Math interface {35	Exp(x, n, lim float64) float6436}37func main() {38	m = NewRealMath()39	fmt.Println(m.Exp(2, 3, 10))40}41import (42type Math interface {43	Exp(x, n, lim float64) float6444}45func main() {46	m = NewRealMath()47	fmt.Println(m.Exp(2, 3, 10))48}

NewMockMath

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1import (2func main() {3	mock := NewMockMath()4	fmt.Println(mock.Add(2, 3))5	fmt.Println(mock.Subtract(2, 3))6	fmt.Println(mock.Multiply(2, 3))7	fmt.Println(mock.Divide(2, 3))8	fmt.Println(mock.Modulo(2, 3))9	fmt.Println(mock.Power(2, 3))10}11import (12func main() {13	mock := NewMockMath()14	fmt.Println(mock.Add(2, 3))15	fmt.Println(mock.Subtract(2, 3))16	fmt.Println(mock.Multiply(2, 3))17	fmt.Println(mock.Divide(2, 3))18	fmt.Println(mock.Modulo(2, 3))19	fmt.Println(mock.Power(2, 3))20}21import (22func main() {23	mock := NewMockMath()24	fmt.Println(mock.Add(2, 3))25	fmt.Println(mock.Subtract(2, 3))26	fmt.Println(mock.Multiply(2, 3))27	fmt.Println(mock.Divide(2, 3))28	fmt.Println(mock.Modulo(2, 3))29	fmt.Println(mock.Power(2, 3))30}31import (32type MockMath struct {33}34func (m *MockMath) Add(x int, y int) int {35	ret := m.Called(x, y)36	if rf, ok := ret.Get(0).(func(int, int) int); ok {37		r0 = rf(x, y)38	} else {39		r0 = ret.Get(0).(int)40	}41}42func (m *Mock

NewMockMath

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1import (2func TestConcurrent(t *testing.T) {3	ctrl := gomock.NewController(t)4	defer ctrl.Finish()5	mockmath := mock_concurrent.NewMockMath(ctrl)6	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(1, 2).Return(3)7	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(2, 2).Return(4)8	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(3, 2).Return(5)9	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(4, 2).Return(6)10	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(5, 2).Return(7)11	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(6, 2).Return(8)12	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(7, 2).Return(9)13	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(8, 2).Return(10)14	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(9, 2).Return(11)15	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(10, 2).Return(12)16	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(11, 2).Return(13)17	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(12, 2).Return(14)18	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(13, 2).Return(15)19	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(14, 2).Return(16)20	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(15, 2).Return(17)21	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(16, 2).Return(18)22	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(17, 2).Return(19)23	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(18, 2).Return(20)24	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(19, 2).Return(21)25	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(20, 2).Return(22)26	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(21, 2).Return(23)27	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(22, 2).Return(24)28	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(23, 2).Return(25)29	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(24, 2).Return(26)30	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(25, 2).Return(27)31	mockmath.EXPECT().Add(26, 2).Return(28)

NewMockMath

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1func main() {2    mockMath = mock_concurrent.NewMockMath()3    mockMath.Add(1, 2)4    mockMath.Sub(1, 2)5    mockMath.Mul(1, 2)6    mockMath.Div(1, 2)7}8func main() {9    mockMath = mock_concurrent.NewMockMath()10    mockMath.Add(1, 2)11    mockMath.Sub(1, 2)12    mockMath.Mul(1, 2)13    mockMath.Div(1, 2)14}15func main() {16    mockMath = mock_concurrent.NewMockMath()17    mockMath.Add(1, 2)18    mockMath.Sub(1, 2)19    mockMath.Mul(1, 2)20    mockMath.Div(1, 2)21}22func main() {23    mockMath = mock_concurrent.NewMockMath()24    mockMath.Add(1, 2)25    mockMath.Sub(1, 2)26    mockMath.Mul(1, 2)27    mockMath.Div(1, 2)28}29func main() {30    mockMath = mock_concurrent.NewMockMath()31    mockMath.Add(1, 2)32    mockMath.Sub(1, 2)33    mockMath.Mul(1, 2)34    mockMath.Div(1, 2)35}36func main() {37    mockMath = mock_concurrent.NewMockMath()38    mockMath.Add(1, 2)39    mockMath.Sub(1, 2)40    mockMath.Mul(1, 2)

NewMockMath

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1import (2func main() {3	mock := NewMockMath()4	fmt.Println(mock.Add(2, 3))5	fmt.Println(mock.Add(2, 3))6	fmt.Println(mock.Add(2, 3))7}8import (9type mock_concurrent struct {10	AddFunc func(a int, b int) int11}12func (m *mock_concurrent) Add(a int, b int) int {13	return m.AddFunc(a, b)14}15func NewMockMath() *mock_concurrent {16	return &mock_concurrent{17		AddFunc: func(a int, b int) int {18		},19	}20}21import (22type mock_concurrent struct {23	AddFunc func(a int, b int) int24}25func (m *mock_concurrent) Add(a int, b int) int {26	return m.AddFunc(a, b)27}28func NewMockMath() *mock_concurrent {29	return &mock_concurrent{30		AddFunc: func(a int, b int) int {31		},32	}33}34import (35type mock_concurrent struct {36	AddFunc func(a int, b int) int37}38func (m *mock_concurrent) Add(a int, b int) int {39	return m.AddFunc(a, b)40}41func NewMockMath() *mock_concurrent {42	return &mock_concurrent{43		AddFunc: func(a int, b int) int {44		},45	}46}47I am trying to use mockgen to generate mocks for the following interface: package main import "fmt" type Foo interface { Bar() } type FooImpl struct { } func (f FooImpl) Bar() { fmt.Println("Bar") } func main() { f := FooImpl{} f.Bar() }48import "fmt"49type Foo interface {50	Bar()51}52type FooImpl struct {53}54func (f FooImpl) Bar() {55	fmt.Println("Bar")56}

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