Hi I want to mock my method ```fun wait(){ val...

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[He]

Hi I want to mock my method

fun wait(){
    val timeout= TimeHelper.getNow() + timeoutInterval // <- part of class constructor
    if(processor.getLag() > 0){
        val currentTIme = TimeHelper.getNow() 

        if(currentTime >= timeout){ System.exit(42) }
        Thread.sleep(someTime)
    }
}

Is there a way for me to use mockk to either that wait() has executed for x amount of time with verify(exactly = x) { someProcessor.wait() } , or Thread.sleep() has been sleeping for x number of time?

I have something like this in my test class

every { processor.getLag() } returns 1
every { TimeHelper.getNow() } returns 100

So after some number of executions ever{ processor.getLag() } returns 0 to validate that it finishes

[Mattia Tommasone]

short answer: no
longer answer: I think you’d be better using coroutines, runBlocking and delay rather than Thread.sleep()
that way, by using runBlockingTest in your test you can test the rest of your code without the delays