reposmocks

Documentation

Index

• func CreateMockAllFunction(err error, rs ...repos.Repo) func() ([]repos.Repo, error)
• func CreateMockGetFunction(t *testing.T, spec model.RepoSpec, r repos.Repo, err error) func(s model.RepoSpec) (repos.Repo, error)
• func FailTest(t interface{ ... }, args ...any)
• func MockReposAll(t interface{ ... }, mock func() ([]repos.Repo, error))
• func MockReposGet(t interface{ ... }, mock func(spec model.RepoSpec) (repos.Repo, error))

Functions

func CreateMockAllFunction

func CreateMockAllFunction(err error, rs ...repos.Repo) func() ([]repos.Repo, error)

func CreateMockGetFunction

func CreateMockGetFunction(t *testing.T, spec model.RepoSpec, r repos.Repo, err error) func(s model.RepoSpec) (repos.Repo, error)

func FailTest

func FailTest(t interface {
	Fail()
	Error(args ...any)
}, args ...any)

func MockReposAll

func MockReposAll(t interface {
	Cleanup(func())
}, mock func() ([]repos.Repo, error))

MockReposAll temporarily replaces the All() function with the provided mock for testing purposes. If you use own implementation of t, as opposed to *testing.T, you must make sure that registered cleanup function is called to restore the original All()

func MockReposGet

func MockReposGet(t interface {
	Cleanup(func())
}, mock func(spec model.RepoSpec) (repos.Repo, error))

MockReposGet temporarily replaces the Get() function with the provided mock for testing purposes. If you use own implementation of t, as opposed to *testing.T, you must make sure that registered cleanup function is called to restore the original Get()