Hi, Does anyone know how I can use mockk to say “...

# mockk

[huehnerlady]

Hi,

Does anyone know how I can use mockk to say “this methos with any parameters”?
In spock you have the operator *_ for that (see here)

Example

fun foo(p1: String, p2: Boolean, p3: Int): Boolean

I want to write something like this in a test:
every {foo(anyParameters())} returns true

Currently the only way I know is:
every {foo(any(), any(), any())} returns true

Is there a way to be less verbose and just say anything?
I tried allAny() as that sounded like what I wanted, but that didn’t help me either, for me it feels like this is the same as any()?

[christophsturm]

i think what you want is not possible because kotlin is strictly typed

[christophsturm]

in the every block you just call the method that you want to mock and for that call to be valid you need to pass 3 parameters

[Mattia Tommasone]

that is correct
suppose your foo method has two implementations, one taking two parameters and one taking three
which one would you be stubbing if you had anyParameters()?

[huehnerlady]

@Mattia Tommasone I do not know the implementation of the spock way, but I would guess that both are stubbed then 🤔