Mocking library simplifies unit testing by enabling easy, boilerplate-free creation of mock objects and verifying interactions. Features include suspend function support and a compiler plugin to streamline mocking setup.
The mocking library for Kotlin Multiplatform, easy to use, boilerplate-free and compiler plugin driven.
class BookServiceTest {
val repository = mock<BookRepository> {
everySuspend { findById(any()) } calls { (id: String) -> Book(id) }
}
val service = BookService(repository)
@Test
fun `rent should call repository for each book`() = runTest {
service.rentAll(listOf("1", "2"))
verifySuspend(exhaustiveOrder) {
repository.findById("1")
repository.findById("2")
}
}
}As shown in the example above, this library is highly inspired by the MockK. If you have any experience with MockK, it should be easy to start with Mokkery!
The mocking library for Kotlin Multiplatform, easy to use, boilerplate-free and compiler plugin driven.
class BookServiceTest {
val repository = mock<BookRepository> {
everySuspend { findById(any()) } calls { (id: String) -> Book(id) }
}
val service = BookService(repository)
@Test
fun `rent should call repository for each book`() = runTest {
service.rentAll(listOf("1", "2"))
verifySuspend(exhaustiveOrder) {
repository.findById("1")
repository.findById("2")
}
}
}As shown in the example above, this library is highly inspired by the MockK. If you have any experience with MockK, it should be easy to start with Mokkery!