Mockito verify that variable is not null
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In my class FooController I have a public variable that is set to null
var foo: Foo? = null
and a public void method to init the variable
fun initFoo() {
foo = Foo()
}
In my test I mock the class FooController and called the method initFoo
mockFooController.initFoo()
Now I want to verify that the variable foo is not null. How can I do this with Mockito?
android unit-testing testing mockito asked Jan 4 at 14:44
dudidudi
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In my class FooController I have a public variable that is set to null
var foo: Foo? = null
and a public void method to init the variable
fun initFoo() {
foo = Foo()
}
In my test I mock the class FooController and called the method initFoo
mockFooController.initFoo()
Now I want to verify that the variable foo is not null. How can I do this with Mockito?
android unit-testing testing mockito asked Jan 4 at 14:44
dudidudi
9321825
3
If you are mocking FooController, then initFoo() will never actually get called. Why exactly do you need to use a mock in this instance? it sounds like you can just instantiate FooController and use assertNull("this should be null", fooController.getFoo());
– Phil Ninan
Jan 4 at 14:57
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In my class FooController I have a public variable that is set to null
var foo: Foo? = null
and a public void method to init the variable
fun initFoo() {
foo = Foo()
}
In my test I mock the class FooController and called the method initFoo
mockFooController.initFoo()
Now I want to verify that the variable foo is not null. How can I do this with Mockito?
android unit-testing testing mockito asked Jan 4 at 14:44
dudidudi
9321825
In my class FooController I have a public variable that is set to null
var foo: Foo? = null
and a public void method to init the variable
fun initFoo() {
foo = Foo()
}
In my test I mock the class FooController and called the method initFoo
mockFooController.initFoo()
Now I want to verify that the variable foo is not null. How can I do this with Mockito?
android unit-testing testing mockito android unit-testing testing mockito asked Jan 4 at 14:44
dudidudi
9321825
asked Jan 4 at 14:44
dudidudi
9321825
asked Jan 4 at 14:44
dudidudi
9321825
asked Jan 4 at 14:44
dudidudi
9321825
asked Jan 4 at 14:44
dudidudi
9321825
9321825
3
If you are mocking FooController, then initFoo() will never actually get called. Why exactly do you need to use a mock in this instance? it sounds like you can just instantiate FooController and use assertNull("this should be null", fooController.getFoo());
– Phil Ninan
Jan 4 at 14:57
add a comment |
3
If you are mocking FooController, then initFoo() will never actually get called. Why exactly do you need to use a mock in this instance? it sounds like you can just instantiate FooController and use assertNull("this should be null", fooController.getFoo());
– Phil Ninan
Jan 4 at 14:57
3
3
If you are mocking FooController, then initFoo() will never actually get called. Why exactly do you need to use a mock in this instance? it sounds like you can just instantiate FooController and use assertNull("this should be null", fooController.getFoo());
– Phil Ninan
Jan 4 at 14:57
If you are mocking FooController, then initFoo() will never actually get called. Why exactly do you need to use a mock in this instance? it sounds like you can just instantiate FooController and use assertNull("this should be null", fooController.getFoo());
– Phil Ninan
Jan 4 at 14:57
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If you are mocking FooController, then initFoo() will never actually get called. Why exactly do you need to use a mock in this instance? it sounds like you can just instantiate FooController and use assertNull("this should be null", fooController.getFoo());
– Phil Ninan
Jan 4 at 14:57