ftpmock | Test your FTP calls offline | FTP library

by thejamespinto Ruby Version: Current License: MIT

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ftpmock is a Ruby library typically used in Networking, FTP applications. ftpmock has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Test your FTP calls offline.

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It had no major release in the last 6 months.

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ftpmock is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.

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This method is called when a connection is logged in the connection .
Convert string to string
Logs the login to the database .
Write the contents of the remote file .
Raise an error if the local file is not available
Reads from the cached file .
Sets a connection to the host .
Store a link to the remote file .
Returns the path for the given path
Get the text from the remote file .

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How to properly unit test a class that gets file from an FTP server

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How to properly unit test a class that gets file from an FTP server

Asked 2017-Feb-03 at 09:27

In fact, my question is divided into two parts.

How do I isolate my test from outside but still make sure that the functionality works?
How can I mock the apache commons FtpClient class using Mockito? When I mock it, I get null at:

InputStream inputStream = ftpClient.retrieveFileStream(ftpParameters.getSourceFileName());

Here's the test class:

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Answered 2017-Feb-03 at 09:27

To answer that part that can be answered so far - you have to learn how to write testable code; a good starting point would be these videos.

There is already a misunderstanding on your side: It seems mocked FtpClient object is not suitable for making real thing.

Exactly. A mock is a mock, an empty test stub. It doesn't do anything real. That is the whole point of using mocks. They are empty shells that do nothing but provide the behavior that you specify for them. What I mean: the object created by Mockito is not a true FtpClient. It is just a mock that "looks" like an FtpClient. It doesn't have any connection to the "real" FtpClient" class. In other words: yes, you can call the methods on it that FtpClient has, but they are all empty. They do nothing (well, they do what you specify them to do their).

The point is: you use mocks to decouple you completely from an external implementation. By giving a mock to your code under test, you simply can ignore everything that the "real" class is doing.

Looking at your code and the "actual" problem:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42020170

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Core [x] Stubber [x] Configuration [x] Cache [x] HelpersProxies [x] Proxy for Ruby's native Net::FTP library [ ] Proxy for Jamis Buck's gem 'net-sftp'

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