The more I read mock example, the more I get confused... I have classA method eat() that calls FatDude class eatThemAll()
In my current Rails 3 app, I\'m doing some unit testing to make sure that calls to update S3 are only done under certain situations. I don\'t want to update S3 during tests, so I\'m using Mocha to stu
How开发者_StackOverflow中文版 i can set expectation on _somerepository.SaveOrUpdate(Object) in nhibernet in .net .If you are using Moq framework you could do similar to...
I\'ve a method like this: public string MyMethod(string a, string b) { if(a == \"abcd\" && b == \"xyz\")
I need to develop a fairly simple algorithm, but am kindof confused as how to best write a test for it.
I\'m curious as to what method people like to use for mocking and why. The two methods that I know of are using 开发者_JAVA技巧hard coded mock objects and a mocking framework. To demonstrate, I\'ll ou
i want to use mocking in my unit tests. Till now i more programmed \'tests\' and not \'unittests\' because i tested whole program flows, but reading discussions i can see the beauty of a mock object,
I have module Database with method generate_from_database that spins for loops and calls method get_length. How can I te开发者_高级运维st if get_length was called n times, by using rspec or mocha?
I have done some reading on unit testing and want to start with my first test.I am using ASP.NET MVC 2.
It known that in C++ mocking/faking nonvirtual methods for testing is hard. For example, cookbook of googlemock has two suggestion - both mean to modify original source code in some way (templating an
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