Best Powermock code snippet using samples.anonymousmocking.StupidAnonymous.getMessage
Source: StupidAnonymous.java
...21 protected Service service;22 public void setService(Service service) {23 this.service = service;24 }25 public String getMessageFromMyClass() {26 MyAbstractClass myclass = new MyAbstractClass() {27 @Override28 public String getMessage() {29 return "Hello world!";30 }31 };32 return myclass.getMessage();33 }34 public String getMessagesFromSeveralInnerClasses() {35 MyAbstractClass myclass1 = new MyAbstractClass() {36 @Override37 public String getMessage() {38 return "Hello world 1!";39 }40 };41 MyAbstractClass myclass2 = new MyAbstractClass() {42 @Override43 public String getMessage() {44 return "Hello world 2!";45 }46 };47 return myclass1.getMessage() + " " + myclass2.getMessage();48 }49 public String getServiceMessageFromInnerClass() {50 MyAbstractClass myclass = new MyAbstractClass() {51 @Override52 public String getMessage() {53 return service.getServiceMessage();54 }55 };56 return myclass.getMessage();57 }58 public String getMessageFromOtherMethodInInnerClass() {59 MyAbstractClass myclass = new MyAbstractClass() {60 @Override61 public String getMessage() {62 return returnThisMessage();63 }64 public String returnThisMessage() {65 return "A message";66 }67 };68 return myclass.getMessage();69 }70}...
getMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1 public void testGetMessage() {2 StupidAnonymous stupidAnonymous = new StupidAnonymous();3 String result = stupidAnonymous.getMessage();4 assertEquals("Hello World", result);5 }6}7 at org.junit.Assert.assertEquals(Assert.java:115)8 at org.junit.Assert.assertEquals(Assert.java:144)9 at samples.anonymousmocking.StupidAnonymousTest.testGetMessage(StupidAnonymousTest.java:25)10The SettingsBuilder object provides a method named lenient() to specify whether the mock object should be lenient. The mock object would be lenient if the lenient() method is called with an argument of true. The
getMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1StupidAnonymous stupidAnonymous = new StupidAnonymous();2String message = stupidAnonymous.getMessage();3System.out.println(message);4StupidAnonymous stupidAnonymous = spy(new StupidAnonymous() {5 public String getMessage() {6 return "Hello World";7 }8});9String message = stupidAnonymous.getMessage();10System.out.println(message);
getMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1@DisplayName("Test Anonymous Mocking")2class AnonymousMockingTest {3 @DisplayName("Test getMessage")4 void getMessage() {5 StupidAnonymous stupidAnonymous = mock(StupidAnonymous.class);6 when(stupidAnonymous.getMessage(anyString())).thenReturn("Hello World!");7 assertEquals("Hello World!", stupidAnonymous.getMessage("Hello World!"));8 verify(stupidAnonymous).getMessage("Hello World!");9 }10}
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