mock

Type Members

1. final case class ArgumentExpectation[M, I, A](method: Method[M, I, A], assertion: Assertion[I]) extends Product with Serializable

   

   An ArgumentExpectation[M, I, A] represents an expectation on input I arguments for capability of module M that returns an effect that may produce a single A.

2. sealed trait Expectation[-M, +E, +A] extends AnyRef

   

   A Expectation[-M, +E, +A] is an immutable data structure that represents expectations on module M capabilities.

   A Expectation[-M, +E, +A] is an immutable data structure that represents expectations on module M capabilities.

   This structure is a monad, because we need the sequential composability and in Scala we get the convenient for-comprehension syntax for free.

   • Empty models expectation for no calls, the monadic unit value
   • Call models a call on M modules capability that takes arguments I and returns an effect that may fail with an error E or produce a single A
   • FlatMap models sequential composition of expectations

   The whole structure is not supposed to be consumed directly by the end user, instead it should be converted into a mocked environment (wrapped in Managed) either explicitly via managedEnv method or via implicit conversion.

3. trait Method[M, I, A] extends AnyRef

   

   A Model[M, I, A] represents a capability of module M that takes an input I and returns an effect that may produce a single A.

4. trait Mock extends AnyRef

   

5. trait MockClock extends Clock

   

6. trait MockConsole extends Console

   

7. sealed trait MockException extends Throwable

   

   A MockException is used internally by the mock framework to signal failed expectations to the test framework.

8. trait MockRandom extends Random

   

9. trait MockSystem extends System

   

10. trait Mockable[A] extends AnyRef

    

    The Mockable[A] represents a mock service builder used by the mock framework to construct a mock implementation from a mock.

11. sealed trait ReturnExpectation[-I, +E, +A] extends AnyRef

    

    A ReturnExpectation[-I, E, +A] represents an expectation on output for capability of module M that given input arguments I returns an effect that may fail with an error E or produce a single A.