Mockito Tutorial

Spying or Mocking Abstract Classes Abstract classes are referred to as the class declared with the abstract keyword that may or may…

Examples of Mockito and JUnit in Eclipse IDE Here, we are going to use the Mockito framework along with the JUnit framework.…

Methods of Mockito The Mockito framework provides a variety of methods such as mock(), verify(), when(), etc., used to test Java applications.…

Mock vs. Stub vs. Spy Mock Mocks are the objects that store method calls. It referred to as the dynamic wrappers for…

Mockito Annotations The Mockito framework provides a variety of annotations to make the code simple and easy to understand. Also, it reduces…

Argument Matchers Argument matchers are mainly used for performing flexible verification and stubbing in Mockito. It extends ArgumentMatchers class to access all…

ArgumentCaptor The AgrumentCaptor is a class that is defined in the org.mockito package. It is used to capture argument values for further…

Behavior-driven development (BDD) Behavior-driven development is an Agile software development process that supports collaboration among the developers, quality analysts, and business members…

Hamcrest Matchers Hamcrest is a popular framework that help us to create the matcher objects. It is used for writing software tests…

JUnit Rules In the above examples, we have used the JUnit runner (MockitoJUnitRunner). It makes the test dependent on that particular runner.…