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Farrukh Nabiyev
Farrukh Nabiyev

Reputation: 366

PowerMockito Static

I am trying to mock Static methods using PowerMockito. It works fine when I try To mock only one Class. For instance Class1.staticMethod(). But my tested class uses other static method from other class Class2.staticMethod().

So my question is: How to mock two different static methods from different classes, in the same test using PowerMockito?

I can not use mockito-inline dependency, so it should be done only with PowerMockito.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 52

Answers (1)

RichardFeynman
RichardFeynman

Reputation: 533

If you simply provide two static mocks you can control the behavior of each method.

I usually do something like this in Mockito:

protected static MockedStatic<Class1> CLASS1_MOCK= Mockito.mockStatic(Class1.class);
CLASS1_MOCK.when(Class1::staticMethod).thenReturn(testValue1);

protected static MockedStatic<Class2> CLASS2_MOCK = Mockito.mockStatic(Class2.class);
CLASS2_MOCK.when(Class2::staticMethod).thenReturn(testValue2);

Upvotes: 1

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