How to use expected_keyword_arguments method of RR.DoubleDefinitions Package

Best Rr_ruby code snippet using RR.DoubleDefinitions.expected_keyword_arguments

double_definition.rb

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...306 else307 []308 end309 end310 def expected_keyword_arguments311 if argument_expectation312 argument_expectation.expected_keyword_arguments313 else314 {}315 end316 end317 def implementation_is_original_method?318 implementation_strategy.is_a?(Strategies::Implementation::Proxy)319 end320 def verify_method_signature?321 !!@verify_method_signature322 end323 alias_method :strong?, :verify_method_signature?324 protected325 def implementation_strategy326 double_definition_create.implementation_strategy...

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expected_keyword_arguments

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1 def bar(name, age)2 stub(foo).bar(expected_keyword_arguments(name: 'John', age: 20))3 foo.bar(name: 'John', age: 20)

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1def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)2 RR::DoubleDefinitions.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)3def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)4 RR::DoubleDefinitions.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)5def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)6 RR.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)7def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)8 RR.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)9def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)10 RR.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)11def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)12 RR.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)13def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)14 RR.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)15def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)16 RR.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)17def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)18 RR.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)19def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)20 RR.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)21def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)22 RR.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)23def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)24 RR.expected_keyword_arguments(*args)

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1 def foo(a, b)2RR.mock(A).foo(RR::any_args).expected_keyword_arguments(:a, :b)3 def foo(a, b)4RR.double(A, :foo).expected_keyword_arguments(:a, :b)5 def foo(a, b)6RR.double(A, :foo).expected_keyword_arguments(:a, :b)

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1 def m(a: 1)2 stub(C).m(a: 1) { 2 }3 assert_equal 2, C.new.m(a: 1)

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1 def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)2def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)3 def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)4def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)5 def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)6def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)7 def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)8def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)9 def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)10def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)11 def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)12def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)13 def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)

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1 def expected_keyword_arguments(*args)2 arg.kind_of?(Hash) ? arg : { arg => anything }3 expected_args = expected_args.inject(:merge)4 def bar(arg1, arg2: 'default value', arg3: nil)5 stub(Foo).bar('arg1', arg2: 'arg2', arg3: 'arg3')6 Foo.new.bar('arg1', arg2: 'arg2', arg3: 'arg3')

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1mock(Foo).expected_keyword_arguments(:bar, :block => true) do |block|2Foo.new.bar { puts 'bar' }3mock(Foo).expected_keyword_arguments(:bar, :block => true) do |block|

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