Contains code for testing your Scala code, building on ScalaTest and Mockito.
The AnswerSugar
trait makes it easier to work with Mockito Answer
s in Scala. Instead of creating an Answer[T]
object and overriding answer()
, you can pass in a closure to the method. In other words, instead of writing:
when(myMock.method()).thenAnswer(new Answer[ReturnType] {
override def answer(invocation: InvocationOnMock): ReturnType = "My result"
}
you can write:
when(myMock.method()).thenAnswer(() => { "My result" })
The MatcherSugar
trait allows you to write Matcher
s as anonymous functions in Scala. Instead of creating a Matcher[T]
object and overriding matches
/describeTo
, you can pass in a closure to the method. In other words, instead of writing:
verify(myMock).method(argThat(new Matcher[String] {
override def matches(item: Any): Boolean = item == "test string"
override def describeTo(description: Description): Unit = description.appendText("test string")
}))
you can write:
verify(myMock).method(argThat{ arg: String => arg == "test string" })