How to use check method of org.mockito.kotlin.InOrderOnTypeTprivate class

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1 fun test() {2 val mock1 = mock<ExampleClass>()3 val mock2 = mock<ExampleClass>()4 val mock3 = mock<ExampleClass>()5 val inOrder = inOrder(mock1, mock2, mock3)6 mock1.doSomething()7 mock2.doSomething()8 mock3.doSomething()9 inOrder.check {10 verify(mock1).doSomething()11 verify(mock2).doSomething()12 verify(mock3).doSomething()13 }14 }15}16 fun test() {17 val mock1 = mock<ExampleClass>()18 val mock2 = mock<ExampleClass>()19 val mock3 = mock<ExampleClass>()20 val inOrder = inOrder(mock1, mock2, mock3)21 mock1.doSomething()22 mock2.doSomething()23 mock3.doSomething()24 inOrder.verify(mock1).doSomething()25 inOrder.verify(mock2).doSomething()26 inOrder.verify(mock3).doSomething()27 }28}29 fun test() {30 val mock1 = mock<ExampleClass>()31 val mock2 = mock<ExampleClass>()32 val mock3 = mock<ExampleClass>()33 val inOrder = inOrder(mock1, mock2, mock3)34 mock1.doSomething()35 mock2.doSomething()36 mock3.doSomething()37 inOrder.verify(mock1).doSomething()38 inOrder.verify(mock2).doSomething()39 inOrder.verify(mock3).doSomething()40 inOrder.verifyNoMoreInteractions()41 }42}43 fun test() {44 val mock1 = mock<ExampleClass>()45 val mock2 = mock<ExampleClass>()46 val mock3 = mock<ExampleClass>()47 val inOrder = inOrder(mock1, mock2, mock3)48 inOrder.verifyZeroInteractions()49 }50}51 fun test() {

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1 constructor(vararg mocks: T) : this(org.mockito.InOrder.create(*mocks))2 inline fun <reified R> check(function: T.() -> R): R = inOrder.check(function)3}4fun <T> inOrder(vararg mocks: T, function: InOrderOnType<T>.() -> Unit) {5 val inOrder = InOrderOnType(*mocks)6 inOrder.function()7}8inOrder(mock1, mock2) {9 mock1.doSomething()10 check { mock2.doSomething() }11}12 constructor(vararg mocks: T) : this(org.mockito.InOrder.create(*mocks))13 inline fun <reified R> check(function: T.() -> R): R = inOrder.check(function)14}15fun <T> inOrder(vararg mocks: T, function: InOrderOnType<T>.() -> Unit) {16 val inOrder = InOrderOnType(*mocks)17 inOrder.function()18}19inOrder(mock1, mock2) {20 mock1.doSomething()21 check { mock2.doSomething() }22}23 constructor(vararg mocks: T) : this(org.mockito.InOrder.create(*mocks))24 inline fun <reified R> check(function: T.() -> R): R = inOrder.check(function)25}26fun <T> inOrder(vararg mocks: T, function: InOrderOnType<T>.() -> Unit) {27 val inOrder = InOrderOnType(*mocks)28 inOrder.function()29}30inOrder(mock1, mock2) {31 mock1.doSomething()32 check { mock2.doSomething() }33}34 constructor(vararg mocks: T)

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1 fun test() {2 val mock = mock<Example>()3 val inOrder = inOrder(mock)4 inOrder.check { 5 mock.foo()6 mock.bar()7 }8 }9}10 fun test() {11 val mock = mock<Example>()12 val inOrder = inOrder(mock)13 inOrder.check { 14 mock.foo()15 mock.bar()16 }17 }18}19 fun test() {20 val mock = mock<Example>()21 val inOrder = inOrder(mock)22 inOrder.check { 23 mock.foo()24 mock.bar()25 }26 }27}28 fun test() {29 val mock = mock<Example>()30 val inOrder = inOrder(mock)31 inOrder.check { 32 mock.foo()33 mock.bar()34 }35 }36}37 fun test() {38 val mock = mock<Example>()39 val inOrder = inOrder(mock)40 inOrder.check { 41 mock.foo()42 mock.bar()43 }44 }45}46 fun test() {47 val mock = mock<Example>()48 val inOrder = inOrder(mock)49 inOrder.check { 50 mock.foo()51 mock.bar()52 }53 }54}55 fun test() {56 val mock = mock<Example>()57 val inOrder = inOrder(mock)58 inOrder.check { 59 mock.foo()60 mock.bar()61 }62 }63}64 fun test() {65 val mock = mock<Example>()66 val inOrder = inOrder(mock)67 inOrder.check { 68 mock.foo()69 mock.bar()70 }71 }72}

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1 fun `check method`() {2 val mock1 = mock<SomeClass> { on { doSomething() } doReturn "foo" }3 val mock2 = mock<SomeClass> { on { doSomething() } doReturn "foo" }4 val inOrder = inOrder(mock1, mock2)5 inOrder.check {6 verify(mock1).doSomething()7 verify(mock2).doSomething()8 }9 }10}11 fun `any method`() {12 val mock = mock<SomeClass>()13 whenever(mock.doSomething(any())).thenReturn("foo")14 assertEquals("foo", mock.doSomething("test"))15 assertEquals("foo", mock.doSomething("test2"))16 assertEquals("foo", mock.doSomething("test3"))17 }18}19 fun `anyOrNull method`() {20 val mock = mock<SomeClass>()21 whenever(mock.doSomething(anyOrNull())).thenReturn("foo")22 assertEquals("foo", mock.doSomething("test"))23 assertEquals("foo", mock.doSomething("test2"))24 assertEquals("foo", mock.doSomething("test3"))25 assertEquals("foo", mock.doSomething(null))26 }27}28 fun `eq method`() {

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1 fun test() {2 val mock = mock<SomeClass>()3 val inOrder = inOrder(mock)4 mock.doSomething()5 mock.doSomethingElse("test")6 mock.doSomething()7 mock.doSomethingElse("test")8 inOrder.verify(mock).doSomething()9 inOrder.verify(mock).doSomethingElse("test")10 }11}12interface SomeClass {13 fun doSomething()14 fun doSomethingElse(s: String)15}

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1private class User {2 fun doSomething() {}3 fun doSomethingElse() {}4}5private class User {6 fun doSomething() {}7 fun doSomethingElse() {}8}9fun `should verify order of method calls using inOrder`() {10 val user = mock(User::class.java)11 user.doSomething()12 user.doSomethingElse()13 inOrder(user) {14 verify(user).doSomething()15 verify(user).doSomethingElse()16 }17}18class UserTest {19 private val user = mock<User>()20 fun `should verify order of method calls using inOrder`() {21 user.doSomething()22 user.doSomethingElse()23 inOrder(user) {24 verify(user).doSomething()25 verify(user).doSomethingElse()26 }27 }28}29class UserTest {30 private val user = mock<User>()31 fun `should verify order of method calls using inOrder`() {32 user.doSomething()33 user.doSomethingElse()34 inOrder(user) {35 verify(user).doSomething()36 verify(user).doSomethingElse()37 }38 }39}40class UserTest {41 private val user = mock<User>()42 fun `should verify order of method calls using inOrder`() {43 user.doSomething()44 user.doSomethingElse()45 inOrder(user) {46 verify(user).doSomething()47 verify(user).doSomethingElse()48 }49 }50}51class UserTest {52 private val user = mock<User>()53 fun `should verify order of method calls using inOrder`() {54 user.doSomething()55 user.doSomethingElse()56 inOrder(user) {57 verify(user).doSomething()58 verify(user).doSomethingElse()59 }60 }61}62class UserTest {63 private val user = mock<User>()64 fun `should verify order of method calls using inOrder`() {65 user.doSomething()66 user.doSomethingElse()67 inOrder(user) {68 verify(user).doSomething()69 verify(user).doSomethingElse()70 }71 }72}73class UserTest {74 private val user = mock<User>()75 fun `should verify order of method calls using inOrder`() {76 user.doSomething()77 user.doSomethingElse()78 inOrder(user) {79 verify(user).doSomething()80 verify(user).doSomethingElse()81 }82 }

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