Juan-Carlos Gandhi (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
juan_gandhi) wrote2014-02-12 01:27 pm
juan_gandhi) wrote2014-02-12 01:27 pm
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mocking in Scala
Now, say, I have a class
and I want to run my tests without having to talk to any database.
Here's what I write in my unittest:
I do override stuff, but actually all I need to get rid of actual db is this:
That's it.
class ParseBCBSofTX(val be: BrowsingExec, pat_ins: Patient_ins)and I want to run my tests without having to talk to any database.
Here's what I write in my unittest:
lazy val mockParser = new ParseBCBSofTX(null, pi) with MockDB { thisParser => /*overriding some methods*/
I do override stuff, but actually all I need to get rid of actual db is this:
with MockDBThat's it.