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Is there a way to stub method, that takes block as it's parameter? For example mehod: - (void)reverseGeocodeLocation:(CLLocation *)location completionHandler:(CLGeocodeCompletionHandler)completionHandler; Yes. The easiest way would be to accept anything: id mockGeocoder = [OCMockObject mockForClass:[CLGeocoder class]]; [[mockGeocoder stub] reverseGeocodeLocation:[OCMOCK_ANY] completionHandler:[OCMOCK_ANY]]; It gets a bit trickier if you want to verify a particular block is passed in. One option is to make your completion handler a property of your class, initialize it when you initialize your

I noticed while linking to the pcl (point cloud library) that some of the dll stub libs have more than 10MB where the dll themselves have less than half of that size (these are release builds!). Shouldn't the stub lib only contain minimal information so that the dll information is accessible? How can it be larger than the dll files they refer to? The relevancy for me is that by linking to the big stub libs, my own executables are also greatly growing in size; something I wanted to prevent by using dlls. Are there settings in VS that change the dll linker behavoiur so that it puts more or less

I have a java application that is using MSSQL server through the JDBC driver. Is there some kind of stub that I can use for testing? For example I want to test how my application handle cases of connection errors, SQL server out of disk, and other exceptions. It's pretty hard and complex to simulate this with real SQL server. Thanks You could write unit tests against your DAO s or repositories returning mock Connection objects using a mock library such as https://mocquer.dev.java.net/ . You'd need a really clean and decoupled application architecture though in order to make this work correctly

I'm trying to mock the function fs.readdir for my tests. At first I've tried to use sinon because this is a very good framework for this, but is hasn't worked. stub(fs, 'readdir').yieldsTo('callback', { error: null, files: ['index.md', 'page1.md', 'page2.md'] }); My second attempt was to mock the function with a self-replaced function. But it also doesn't works. beforeEach(function () { original = fs.readdir; fs.readdir = function (path, callback) { callback(null, ['/content/index.md', '/content/page1.md', '/content/page2.md']); }; }); afterEach(function () { fs.readdir = original; }); Can

When I use php artisan make:model CustomNamespace\TestModel , I get a model based on default stub as this : namespace App\Models\CustomNamespace; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model; class TestModel extends Model { // } But what I want to create is a dynamic Model based on my own stub to get something like this: namespace App\Models\CustomNamespace; use App\Models\MyParent; /** * Put a dynamic doc here */ class MyModel extends MyParent { /*put custom methods here*/ } I've checked Laravel docs and other tutos but nothing on this, could you help guys ? Create a new command, extend the

Possible Duplicate: How to mock a method that returns an int with MOQ Here's my interface: public interface ICalenderService { DateTime Adjust(DateTime dateToAdjust, BusinessDayConvention convention, List<HolidayCity> holidayCities); } I've done some research and it seems you can mock this real easily, but I want to stub this out using Moq so that I can pass the stub into my other class constuctors and have the stub return whatever DateTime I want for its Adjust method. What's the easiest way to do this? Edit: I know I can create my own stub in my project, but I'd like to write less code, and

I am slowly becoming obsessed with unit testing. I am trying to develop as much software as I can using test-driven development. I am using JUnit to unit test my android applications. I have been working on an app that uses bluetooth and am having a hard time unit testing it. I have an Activity that uses BluetoothAdapter to obtain a list of paired and discovered devices. Although it works, I would like to know how to unit test it. To get the list of paired devices, I call getBondedDevices() on the instance of BluetoothAdapter. The problem is I don't know how to stub or mock this method (or any

I'm trying to stub a function with nodeunit in a Node.js app. Here's a simplified version of what I'm trying to do: In lib/file.js : var request = require('request'); var myFunc = function(input, callback){ request(input, function(err, body){ callback(body); }); }; In test/test.file.js : var file = require('../lib/file'); exports['test myFunc'] = function (test) { request = function(options, callback){ callback('testbody'); }; file.myFunc('something', function(err, body){ test.equal(body, 'testbody'); test.done(); }); }; It seems like I'm not overriding request properly, because when I try to