Lessons:17Length:1.8 hours
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3.1 Mocks and Stubs
Armed with the basic knowledge of unit testing, it’s time to get a little more sophisticated. At some point you will need to test some business logic which brings together some other pieces of code. In those cases you will need to use some code to “stand in” for the program components so you don’t have to worry about executing them over and over again. Mocks and Stubs are two appropriate alternatives.
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1.Introduction
1.1Welcome02:53
1.1
Welcome
02:53
1.2Prerequisites03:20
1.2
Prerequisites
03:20
1.3Structure of Our App03:42
1.3
Structure of Our App
03:42
2.Basic Testing Concepts
2.1Identifying the Test Target03:59
2.1
Identifying the Test Target
03:59
2.2Writing Your First Test08:50
2.2
Writing Your First Test
08:50
2.3Types of Assertions06:13
2.3
Types of Assertions
06:13
2.4Testing Our Application06:31
2.4
Testing Our Application
06:31
2.5Setup and Teardown Functions08:29
2.5
Setup and Teardown Functions
08:29
2.6Debugging Tests07:29
2.6
Debugging Tests
07:29
2.7Testing For Exceptions12:39
2.7
Testing For Exceptions
12:39
2.8Performance Tests03:59
2.8
Performance Tests
03:59
3.Mocks, Stubs, and Dependency Injection
3.1Mocks and Stubs07:44
3.1
Mocks and Stubs
07:44
3.2Adding Some Business Logic06:58
3.2
Adding Some Business Logic
06:58
3.3Dependency Injection and Stubs08:16
3.3
Dependency Injection and Stubs
08:16
4.Wrapping Up
4.1Testing View Controllers09:37
4.1
Testing View Controllers
09:37
4.2Where To Go From Here05:00
4.2
Where To Go From Here
05:00
4.3Conclusion02:50
4.3
Conclusion
02:50
