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How to use withNoArguments method of org.powermock.api.mockito.expectation.DefaultConstructorExpectationSetup class

Best Powermock code snippet using org.powermock.api.mockito.expectation.DefaultConstructorExpectationSetup.withNoArguments

Source:ConstructorAwareExpectationSetup.java

...12	}13	public OngoingStubbing<T> withArguments(Object firstArgument, Object... additionalArguments) throws Exception {14		return setupExpectation().withArguments(firstArgument, additionalArguments);15	}16	public OngoingStubbing<T> withNoArguments() throws Exception {17		return setupExpectation().withNoArguments();18	}19	private DefaultConstructorExpectationSetup<T> setupExpectation() {20		DefaultConstructorExpectationSetup<T> setup = new DefaultConstructorExpectationSetup<T>(ctor.getDeclaringClass());21		setup.setParameterTypes(ctor.getParameterTypes());22		return setup;23	}24}...

withNoArguments

Using AI Code Generation

1PowerMockito.whenNew(ClassName.class).withNoArguments().thenReturn(new ClassName());2PowerMockito.whenNew(ClassName.class).withArguments(anyObject()).thenReturn(new ClassName());3PowerMockito.whenNew(ClassName.class).withArguments(anyObject(), anyObject()).thenReturn(new ClassName());4PowerMockito.whenNew(ClassName.class).withArguments(anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject()).thenReturn(new ClassName());5PowerMockito.whenNew(ClassName.class).withArguments(anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject()).thenReturn(new ClassName());6PowerMockito.whenNew(ClassName.class).withArguments(anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject()).thenReturn(new ClassName());7PowerMockito.whenNew(ClassName.class).withArguments(anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject()).thenReturn(new ClassName());8PowerMockito.whenNew(ClassName.class).withArguments(anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject()).thenReturn(new ClassName());9PowerMockito.whenNew(ClassName.class).withArguments(anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject()).thenReturn(new ClassName());10PowerMockito.whenNew(ClassName.class).withArguments(anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject(), anyObject()).thenReturn(new ClassName());

withNoArguments

Using AI Code Generation

1import org.powermock.api.mockito.expectation.DefaultConstructorExpectationSetup;2import org.powermock.api.mockito.expectation.DefaultConstructorExpectationSetupBuilder;3public class DefaultConstructorExpectationSetupTest {4    public void test() {5        DefaultConstructorExpectationSetupBuilder builder = DefaultConstructorExpectationSetup.withNoArguments();6        DefaultConstructorExpectationSetup setup = builder.create();7    }8}

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