``` Hey folks I wanted to know how can we capture lamda arguments using argument captor, I am able t...

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[am]

Hey folks I wanted to know how can we capture lamda arguments using argument captor, I am able to do when lamda values contains single value ,but how to cature more than one


 Single argument

  api.doSomething(function1:(value:String)->Unit){

  	//doSomeStruff
  		function1.invoke("SOME_VALUE")

  }
Case 1
val mockfunction = mock<((value: String) -> Unit)>()
  api.doSomething(mockfuntion)
val captor = argumentCaptor<String>()
 verify(mockfunction).invoke(captor.capture)

Case 2:

 Can you guys guide me how can we test for than one argument


  api.doSomething(function1:(title:String,message:String)->Unit){

  	//doSomeStruff
  		function1.invoke("SOME_VALUE","SOME_VALUE")

  }

  val mockFunction = mock<(title: String, message: String) -> Unit>()

val captor = argumentCaptor<((title: String, message: String) -> Unit)>()

^^ Not sure is this the correct way to do for the above or how to verify the arguments

[oleksiyp]

If something is not working tell me that 😄

[am]

???

[oleksiyp]

Im mockk author

[am]

ok let me try to elaborate if I have only argument passed in lambda as stated in case 1, when I call captor.invoke with the appropriate class i.e the string value that needs to capture

But in case 2 I try to capture the arguments using specified captor but when capture() is invoked it gets me a function object, this is wrong ,but I do not know how to capture the multiple arguments,thats passed, for actual code it does pass strings

[am]

Wrote first test in kotlin

[oleksiyp]

You can call the function in answers, not much I think except that