TestBox : Behavior Driven Development (BDD)
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Introduction
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Release History
About This Book
Getting Started
Overview
Installation
Primers
TestBox BDD Primer
Bundles: Group Your Tests
Suites: Describe Your Tests
Specs
Expectations
Suite Groups
Life-Cycle Methods
Specs and Suite Labels
Skipping Specs and Suites
Focused Specs and Suites
Spies & Mocking
Asynchronous Testing
Running Tests
Reporters
TestBox xUnit Primer
In-Depth
Testing Styles
Test Bundles
Life-Cycle Methods
Suites, Tests & Specs (Oh My!)
Assertions
Expectations
Output Utilities
Running Tests
Reporters
MXUnit Compatibility
Mocking
MockBox
Mocking Data
Code Coverage
Introduction
Running Code Coverage
Configuring Code Coverage
Known Behaviors
Continuous Integration
Introduction
Gitlab
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Spies & Mocking
Please refer to our MockBox section to take advantage of all the mocking and stubbing you can do. However, every BDD TestBundle has the following functions available to you for mocking and stubbing purposes:
  • makePublic( target, method, newName ) - Exposes private methods from objects as public methods
  • querySim( queryData ) - Simulate a query
  • getMockBox( [generationPath] ) - Get a reference to MockBox
  • createEmptyMock( [className], [object], [callLogging=true]) - Create an empty mock from a class or object
  • createMock( [className], [object], [clearMethods=false], [callLogging=true]) - Create a spy from an instance or class with call logging
  • prepareMock( object, [callLogging=true]) - Prepare an instance of an object for method spies with call logging
  • createStub( [callLogging=true], [extends], [implements]) - Create stub objects with call logging and optional inheritance trees and implementation methods
  • getProperty( target, name, [scope=variables], [defaultValue] ) - Get a property from an object in any scope
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