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How to use AnnotationMockMetadata method of org.powermock.api.extension.listener.AnnotationMockMetadata class

Best Powermock code snippet using org.powermock.api.extension.listener.AnnotationMockMetadata.AnnotationMockMetadata

...20import java.lang.reflect.Field;21import java.lang.reflect.Method;22import java.util.Arrays;23@SuppressWarnings("WeakerAccess")24public class AnnotationMockMetadata implements MockMetadata {25    private final Class<?> type;26    private final Method[] methods;27    private final String qualifier;28    private final Class<? extends Annotation> annotation;29    private final Annotation annotationInstance;30    private final String fieldName;31    private Object mock;32    33    public AnnotationMockMetadata(Class<? extends Annotation> annotation, Field field) throws34            Exception {35        this.annotation = annotation;36        this.annotationInstance = field.getAnnotation(annotation);37        this.type = field.getType();38        this.fieldName = field.getName();39        this.methods = getMethod();40        this.qualifier = findQualifier();41    }42    private String findQualifier() {43        String fieldName = "";44        try {45            fieldName = Whitebox.invokeMethod(annotationInstance, "fieldName");46        } catch (Exception e) {47            // do nothing, because it means that Mock annotation doesn't support qualifier. S48            // ee org.easymock.Mock.fieldName49        }50        if (fieldName.length() == 0) {51            return "";52        } else {53            return fieldName;54        }55    }56    57    @Override58    public String getFieldName() {59        return fieldName;60    }61    62    @Override63    public String getQualifier() {64        return qualifier;65    }66    @Override67    public Class<? extends Annotation> getAnnotation() {68        return annotation;69    }70    @Override71    public Class<?> getType() {72        return type;73    }74    @Override75    public Method[] getMethods() {76        return methods;77    }78    private Method[] getMethod() throws Exception {79        final String[] value = Whitebox.invokeMethod(annotationInstance, "value");80        if (value.length != 1 || !"".equals(value[0])) {81            return Whitebox.getMethods(type, value);82        }83        return null;84    }85    @Override86    public Object getMock() {87        return mock;88    }89    @Override90    public void setMock(Object mock) {91        this.mock = mock;92    }93    @Override94    public boolean equals(Object o) {95        if (this == o) { return true; }96        if (o == null || getClass() != o.getClass()) { return false; }97        AnnotationMockMetadata that = (AnnotationMockMetadata) o;98        if (type != null ? !type.equals(that.type) : that.type != null) { return false; }99        // Probably incorrect - comparing Object[] arrays with Arrays.equals100        return Arrays.equals(methods, that.methods) && (qualifier != null ? qualifier.equals(that.qualifier) : that.qualifier == null);101    }102    @Override103    public int hashCode() {104        int result = type != null ? type.hashCode() : 0;105        result = 31 * result + Arrays.hashCode(methods);106        result = 31 * result + (qualifier != null ? qualifier.hashCode() : 0);107        return result;108    }109}...

AnnotationMockMetadata

Using AI Code Generation

1AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = new AnnotationMockMetadata();2Method method = annotationMockMetadata.getClass().getMethod("getMethodsToMock", Class.class);3method.setAccessible(true);4Map<String, Method> methodsToMock = (Map<String, Method>) method.invoke(annotationMockMetadata, Class.forName("com.myproject.MyClass"));5AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = new AnnotationMockMetadata();6Method method = annotationMockMetadata.getClass().getMethod("getMethodsToMock", Class.class);7method.setAccessible(true);8Map<String, Method> methodsToMock = (Map<String, Method>) method.invoke(annotationMockMetadata, Class.forName("com.myproject.MyClass"));9AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = new AnnotationMockMetadata();10Method method = annotationMockMetadata.getClass().getMethod("getMethodsToMock", Class.class);11method.setAccessible(true);12Map<String, Method> methodsToMock = (Map<String, Method>) method.invoke(annotationMockMetadata, Class.forName("com.myproject.MyClass"));13AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = new AnnotationMockMetadata();14Method method = annotationMockMetadata.getClass().getMethod("getMethodsToMock", Class.class);15method.setAccessible(true);16Map<String, Method> methodsToMock = (Map<String, Method>) method.invoke(annotationMockMetadata, Class.forName("com.myproject.MyClass"));17AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = new AnnotationMockMetadata();18Method method = annotationMockMetadata.getClass().getMethod("getMethodsToMock", Class.class);19method.setAccessible(true);20Map<String, Method> methodsToMock = (Map<String, Method>) method.invoke(annotationMockMetadata, Class.forName("com.myproject.MyClass"));21AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = new AnnotationMockMetadata();22Method method = annotationMockMetadata.getClass().getMethod("getMethodsToMock", Class.class);23method.setAccessible(true);24Map<String, Method> methodsToMock = (Map<String, Method>) method.invoke(annotationMockMetadata, Class.forName("com.myproject.MyClass"));

AnnotationMockMetadata

Using AI Code Generation

1AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = PowerMockito.getAnnotation(Mock.class, testClass, method);2String value = annotationMockMetadata.getAnnotation().value();3AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = PowerMockito.getAnnotation(Mock.class, testClass, method);4String value = annotationMockMetadata.getAnnotation().value();5AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = PowerMockito.getAnnotation(Mock.class, testClass, method);6String value = annotationMockMetadata.getAnnotation().value();7AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = PowerMockito.getAnnotation(Mock.class, testClass, method);8String value = annotationMockMetadata.getAnnotation().value();9AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = PowerMockito.getAnnotation(Mock.class, testClass, method);10String value = annotationMockMetadata.getAnnotation().value();11AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = PowerMockito.getAnnotation(Mock.class, testClass, method);12String value = annotationMockMetadata.getAnnotation().value();13AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = PowerMockito.getAnnotation(Mock.class, testClass, method);14String value = annotationMockMetadata.getAnnotation().value();

AnnotationMockMetadata

Using AI Code Generation

1AnnotationMockMetadata annotationMockMetadata = new AnnotationMockMetadata();2String value = annotationMockMetadata.getValue(annotation, "value", String.class);3String value = AnnotationMockMetadata.getValue(annotation, "value", String.class);4String value = AnnotationMockMetadata.getValue(annotation, "value");5String value = AnnotationMockMetadata.getValue(annotation, String.class);6String value = AnnotationMockMetadata.getValue(annotation);7String value = AnnotationMockMetadata.getValue(annotation, String.class, "value");8String value = AnnotationMockMetadata.getValue(annotation, String.class, "value", "default value");9String value = AnnotationMockMetadata.getValue(annotation, "value", String.class, "default value");10String value = AnnotationMockMetadata.getValue(annotation, "value", "default value");

AnnotationMockMetadata

Using AI Code Generation

1Class<?> annotationType = null;2Class<?> classToMock = null;3MockRepository mockRepository = null;4Object mock = AnnotationMockMetadata.method(annotationType, classToMock, mockRepository);5Class<?> annotationType = null;6Class<?> classToMock = null;7MockRepository mockRepository = null;8Object mock = AnnotationMockMetadata.method(annotationType, classToMock, mockRepository);9Object result = mock.methodName(args);10Class<?> annotationType = null;11Class<?> classToMock = null;12MockRepository mockRepository = null;13Object mock = AnnotationMockMetadata.method(annotationType, classToMock, mockRepository);14Object result = mock.methodName(args);15result.methodName(args);16Class<?> annotationType = null;17Class<?> classToMock = null;18MockRepository mockRepository = null;19Object mock = AnnotationMockMetadata.method(annotationType, classToMock, mockRepository);20Object result = mock.methodName(args);

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