Guice + Mockito

[David Nouls]

Never tried Jukito ? works great.

5 years late to the party. I ended up implementing my own library at my current company: https://eng.collectivehealth.com/introducing-testmodule-bdab286f12db.

How can I mock injected dependencies in JUnit tests? Thanks.

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[yu via google-guice]

The problem seemed simple enough, so I didn't bother looking for an
existing solution. It took less than a day and two iterations to get
everything I needed into the custom library. Of course, it took a lot
longer to make it look prettier. :)

Post by David Nouls
Never tried Jukito ? works great.
On 8 Jun 2018, 00:55 +0200, yu via google-guice <
5 years late to the party. I ended up implementing my own library at my
https://eng.collectivehealth.com/introducing-testmodule-bdab286f12db.

How can I mock injected dependencies in JUnit tests? Thanks.

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[David Nouls]

I had something similar implemented a few years ago. Indeed not difficult to do.

But I switched to Jukito because it offers a few advanced features:
- Interfaces and abstract classes are automatically mocked (as a singleton). In many cases you don’t need to define any binding if you use interfaces for your injected dependencies.
- you can have parameters on your test methods and these parameters are automatically injected. This can even work on @Before methods.
- Uses annotations to provide the modules to use (that would allow defining your own bindings).

Groeten,
David

The problem seemed simple enough, so I didn't bother looking for an existing solution. It took less than a day and two iterations to get everything I needed into the custom library. Of course, it took a lot longer to make it look prettier. :)

Post by David Nouls
Never tried Jukito ? works great.

5 years late to the party. I ended up implementing my own library at my current company: https://eng.collectivehealth.com/introducing-testmodule-bdab286f12db.

How can I mock injected dependencies in JUnit tests? Thanks.

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Thank you for the suggestion, I'll take a look at it.

Post by David Nouls
I had something similar implemented a few years ago. Indeed not difficult to do.
- Interfaces and abstract classes are automatically mocked (as a
singleton). In many cases you don’t need to define any binding if you use
interfaces for your injected dependencies.
- you can have parameters on your test methods and these parameters are
- Uses annotations to provide the modules to use (that would allow
defining your own bindings).
Groeten,
David
On 8 Jun 2018, 09:46 +0200, yu via google-guice <
The problem seemed simple enough, so I didn't bother looking for an
existing solution. It took less than a day and two iterations to get
everything I needed into the custom library. Of course, it took a lot
longer to make it look prettier. :)

Post by David Nouls
Never tried Jukito ? works great.
On 8 Jun 2018, 00:55 +0200, yu via google-guice <
5 years late to the party. I ended up implementing my own library at my
https://eng.collectivehealth.com/introducing-testmodule-bdab286f12db.

How can I mock injected dependencies in JUnit tests? Thanks.

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