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Mockito Essentials

You're reading from   Mockito Essentials A practical guide to get you up and running with unit testing using Mockito

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2014
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ISBN-13 9781783983605
Length 214 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Sujoy Acharya Sujoy Acharya
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What this book covers

Chapter 1, Exploring Test Doubles, covers the concept of automated unit tests, talks about the characteristics of a good unit test, and explores the test's doubles. It provides examples of dummy objects, fake objects, stubs, mock objects, and spies.

Chapter 2, Socializing with Mockito, focuses on getting the reader quickly started with the Mockito overview, unit test qualities, and the significance of Mockito in unit testing. It also explains and provides examples of stubbing, answering, throwing exceptions, argument matchers, and method call verification. The Mockito architecture is also uncovered.

Chapter 3, Accelerating Mockito, illustrates advanced Mockito framework topics, such as working with void methods, throwing exceptions from void methods, writing callbacks for void methods, returning values using doReturn, void method chaining, calling original methods, Mockito annotations, verifying arguments using an argument captor, verifying an invocation order, spying objects using spy, changing default Mockito settings, resetting mock objects, inline stubbing, and mock details.

Chapter 4, Behavior-driven Development with Mockito, unfolds the BDD concepts, BDD examples, and writing BDD style tests with Mockito.

Chapter 5, Unit Testing the Legacy Code with Mockito, explores legacy code, testing impediments, design for testability, and unit testing the legacy code with Mockito and PowerMock. By the end of this chapter, the reader will be able to write JUnit tests for a legacy code with Mockito and PowerMock, refactor the legacy code to make it unit testable, and design code to bypass the testing impediments.

Chapter 6, Developing SOA with Mockito, deals with web services, explores SOAP and RESTful web services with examples, and helps us to write JUnit tests for the web services with Mockito to mock out the web service framework dependencies.

Chapter 7, Unit Testing GWT Code with Mockito, provides an overview of Ajax/GWT, explains the MVP pattern and loose coupling, and provides examples and strategies to mock GWT widgets using Mockito.

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