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a wrapper for AnyList's API (unoffical, reverse engineered)
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- Create an anchor component
- Trim all the parent elements that are larger than max size .
- Start dragging .
- Add styles to baseline
- Stop dragging .
- Handles dragging .
- Removes and destroys gutter .
- Returns the computed size of the element .
- Set new dimensions
- Calculate the parent size of the element
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QUESTION
I have a class called Class that it use another class Mapping, that implements an interface IMap with default class.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-01 at 09:24Example of mock:
QUESTION
I have a problem with testing my Spring Boot Controller. I'm trying to test one of Controller put methods, but all I'm getting is Status expected:<200> but was:<400> error message.
My Controller:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-11 at 09:18You do not have content in the request
QUESTION
I am developing a Javascript library (AnyList) in which users may press the ESC key to abort editing an input field. This is implemented by catching the ESC keyup event (using jQuery):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 21:11It seems that Vivaldi browser is catching the keyUp
event, so you'd better to use keyDown
event instead.
A working solution could be something like that:
QUESTION
I am trying to mock the send method for reactiveKafkaConsumerTemplate.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-02 at 18:52@Test
void test() {
ReactiveKafkaProducerTemplate template = mock(ReactiveKafkaProducerTemplate.class);
RecordMetadata meta = new RecordMetadata(new TopicPartition("foo", 0), 0L, 0L, 0L, 0L, 0, 2);
SenderResult result = mock(SenderResult.class);
when(result.recordMetadata()).thenReturn(meta);
when(template.send("foo", "bar")).thenReturn(Mono.just(result));
template.send("foo", "bar")
.doOnNext(sr -> {
assertThat(sr.recordMetadata().toString()).isEqualTo("foo-0@0");
})
.subscribe();
}
QUESTION
I have a method which is used as :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-28 at 11:50Use doAnswer
instead of doReturn
.
Here is example:
QUESTION
I am seeing a weird issue with my method returning an empty Optional
in spite of mocking with mockito
. What could be going wrong?
My test:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 05:00You should use anyLong() for the first parameter, not anyList().
QUESTION
I have a test where I mock result of some service like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 10:54You could use a custom argument matchers
QUESTION
Inside my Test class, I have the following mocking statement:
when(metadata.getGranularity(message)).thenReturn(new Assembly.Partition.Builder.build());
Basically, I am calling this above statement through two different test methods. One is existing and works fine, second is my newly written code which calls the same method. It's mentioned inside the setup method. It gets executed in both the cases and when I evaluate the value, it gives an object reference in both the cases, like this:
result= {Assembly$Partition@3793}
The code in my class that it is mocking is:
Assembly.Partition granularity = metadata.getGranularity(message);
But when the debugger goes from test method to the code, the builder creates an object reference in the first case i.e. granularity= {Assembly$Partition@3892}
, but in the second case, it is giving the reference as null.
Also, sometimes while debugging, it gives me this debug error that Partition cannot be returned by toString().
EditExisting test method is this:-
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-24 at 08:42You really have not added enough (real) code to pin this down so don't expect a real answer! Here's a guess:
QUESTION
I am trying to mock an overloaded method that takes the following arguments:
Collection
List>
My problem is I want to do Mockito.when
to get the list-based method. But if I do Mockito.anyList
then that's still ambiguous because that's still a collection.
I have tried doing Mockito.any(List.class)
but that's also ambiguous, and when I try Mockito.any(List.class)
I can't get it from the parameterized type.
What can I do to distinguish them? Mockito.listOf
seemed promising but hasn't worked thus far.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-13 at 08:01You can hold your argument matcher in a variable with expected type, and thus resolve the ambiguity.
QUESTION
In Unit Test Class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-22 at 15:37Change
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