Best Mockito code snippet using org.mockitoutil.Conditions.methodsInStackTrace
Source: PartialMockingWithSpiesTest.java
...12import static org.mockito.Mockito.doThrow;13import static org.mockito.Mockito.spy;14import static org.mockito.Mockito.verify;15import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;16import static org.mockitoutil.Conditions.methodsInStackTrace;17@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")18public class PartialMockingWithSpiesTest extends TestBase {19 @Before20 public void pleaseMakeStackTracesClean() {21 makeStackTracesClean();22 }23 class InheritMe {24 private String inherited = "100$";25 protected String getInherited() {26 return inherited;27 }28 }29 class Person extends InheritMe {30 private final Name defaultName = new Name("Default name");31 public String getName() {32 return guessName().name;33 }34 Name guessName() {35 return defaultName;36 }37 public String howMuchDidYouInherit() {38 return getInherited();39 }40 public String getNameButDelegateToMethodThatThrows() {41 throwSomeException();42 return guessName().name;43 }44 private void throwSomeException() {45 throw new RuntimeException("boo");46 }47 }48 class Name {49 private final String name;50 public Name(String name) {51 this.name = name;52 }53 }54 Person spy = spy(new Person());55 @Test56 public void shouldCallRealMethdsEvenDelegatedToOtherSelfMethod() {57 // when58 String name = spy.getName();59 // then60 assertEquals("Default name", name);61 }62 @Test63 public void shouldAllowStubbingOfMethodsThatDelegateToOtherMethods() {64 // when65 when(spy.getName()).thenReturn("foo");66 // then67 assertEquals("foo", spy.getName());68 }69 @Test70 public void shouldAllowStubbingWithThrowablesMethodsThatDelegateToOtherMethods() {71 // when72 doThrow(new RuntimeException("appetite for destruction"))73 .when(spy).getNameButDelegateToMethodThatThrows();74 // then75 try {76 spy.getNameButDelegateToMethodThatThrows();77 fail();78 } catch(Exception e) {79 assertEquals("appetite for destruction", e.getMessage());80 }81 }82 @Test83 public void shouldStackTraceGetFilteredOnUserExceptions() {84 try {85 // when86 spy.getNameButDelegateToMethodThatThrows();87 fail();88 } catch (Throwable t) {89 // then90 Assertions.assertThat(t).has(methodsInStackTrace(91 "throwSomeException",92 "getNameButDelegateToMethodThatThrows",93 "shouldStackTraceGetFilteredOnUserExceptions"94 ));95 }96 }97// @Test //manual verification98 public void verifyTheStackTrace() {99 spy.getNameButDelegateToMethodThatThrows();100 }101 @Test102 public void shouldVerify() {103 // when104 spy.getName();...
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1public MockitoRule mockitoRule = MockitoJUnit.rule();2@ExtendWith(MockitoExtension.class)3public class MyTest {4}5@ExtendWith(MockitoExtension.class)6public class MyTest {7 private Dependency dependency;8 public void test() {9 }10}11@ExtendWith(MockitoExtension.class)12public class MyTest {13 private Dependency dependency;14 public void test() {15 }16}17@ExtendWith(MockitoExtension.class)18public class MyTest {19 private ArgumentCaptor<String> captor;20 public void test() {21 }22}23@ExtendWith(MockitoExtension.class)
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