Sorry, me again. Is there any way of listing all t...

# mockk

[v79]

Sorry, me again. Is there any way of listing all the declared mocks? As in, you're convinced that you've set up a mock correctly but coVerify insists it was not called.

no answer provided for DynamoDBService(#8).upsertContentNode(eq(domain.com/sources/posts/my-post.md), eq(domain.com), eq(Posts), any(), eq({}), any()))

And yet...

declareMock<DynamoDBService> {
            every { mockDynamoDBService.logger = any() } just runs
            every { mockDynamoDBService.logger } returns mockLogger
            coEvery {
                mockDynamoDBService.upsertContentNode(
                    "domain.com/sources/posts/my-post.md", "domain.com", 
                        SOURCE_TYPE.Posts,
                    any<ContentNode.PostNode>()
                )
            }
        }

[ephemient]

eq({}) looks suspicious. are there any optional arguments you aren't passing?

[v79]

Yes, there's an optional Map<String,String> parameter... in the interface, which has a default value of emptyMap(). I've changed it now to remove the default value.
Still not working, of course 🙂

[v79]

Possibly because I am using koin's declareMock as well as mockk?

[ephemient]

I have no idea what koin's declareMock does, sorry

[ephemient]

I was concerned {} might be a lambda, in which case it wouldn't be equal across calls, but Map uses structural equality so it's fine

[v79]

The class will be the death of me. Junie/AI completely made a mess of trying to add tests; I'm not doing much better. The class I am trying to mock is injected using the koin DI framework.

[v79]

Oh my. The mock declaration wasn't specifying the return object.

declareMock<DynamoDBService> {
            every { mockDynamoDBService.logger = any() } just runs
            every { mockDynamoDBService.logger } returns mockLogger
            coEvery {
                mockDynamoDBService.upsertContentNode(
                    "<http://domain.com/sources/posts/my-post.md|domain.com/sources/posts/my-post.md>", "<http://domain.com|domain.com>",
                    SOURCE_TYPE.Posts, any<ContentNode.PostNode>(), emptyMap()
                )
            } returns true  // <----- I hadn't added this bit
        }

[v79]

Now I seem to have broken everything! gradle is just sitting at "Executing test..." It's been like that for 7 minutes now. Probably a me problem not a koin or mockk problem though.

[v79]

Finally working. I am fairly certain that I have made so many changes that the code won't actually work in real life, but at least the unit test passes and that's the main thing, surely...