How to use toString method of org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher class

Best Mockito code snippet using org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher.toString

Source:ExtendedMatchers.java

...35			}36			/*37			 * (non-Javadoc)38			 * 39			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()40			 */41			@Override42			public String toString() {43				return "{String containing all of: " + StringUtil.charSequenceArrayToString(expectedParts) + "}";44			}45		});46	}47	/**48	 * A matcher call which matches if an argument's toString() result contains49	 * all of the given text50	 * 51	 * @param expectedParts52	 * @return true if all of the expected parts match, false if one does not53	 *         match54	 */55	default <T> T toStringContainsAllOf(final CharSequence... expectedParts) {56		return argThat(new ArgumentMatcher<T>() {57			/*58			 * (non-Javadoc)59			 * 60			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)61			 */62			@Override63			public boolean matches(T argument) {64				return StringUtil.containsAll(argument, expectedParts);65			}66			/*67			 * (non-Javadoc)68			 * 69			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()70			 */71			@Override72			public String toString() {73				return "{Object with toString() containing all of: "74						+ StringUtil.charSequenceArrayToString(expectedParts) + "}";75			}76		});77	}78	/**79	 * A matcher call which matches if an argument contains at least one of the80	 * given text parts81	 * 82	 * @param expectedParts83	 * @return true if any of the expected parts match, false if none match84	 */85	default String containsOneOrMoreOf(final CharSequence... expectedParts) {86		return argThat(new ArgumentMatcher<String>() {87			/*88			 * (non-Javadoc)89			 * 90			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)91			 */92			@Override93			public boolean matches(String argument) {94				return StringUtil.containsOneOrMoreOf(argument, expectedParts);95			}96			/*97			 * (non-Javadoc)98			 * 99			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()100			 */101			@Override102			public String toString() {103				return "{String containing one or more of: " + StringUtil.charSequenceArrayToString(expectedParts)104						+ "}";105			}106		});107	}108	/**109	 * A matcher call which matches if an argument's toString() result contains110	 * at least one of the given text111	 * 112	 * @param expectedParts113	 * @return true if any of the expected parts match, false if none match114	 */115	default <T> T toStringContainsOneOrMoreOf(final CharSequence... expectedParts) {116		return argThat(new ArgumentMatcher<T>() {117			/*118			 * (non-Javadoc)119			 * 120			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)121			 */122			@Override123			public boolean matches(T argument) {124				return StringUtil.containsOneOrMoreOf(argument, expectedParts);125			}126			/*127			 * (non-Javadoc)128			 * 129			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()130			 */131			@Override132			public String toString() {133				return "{Object with toString() containing one or more of: "134						+ StringUtil.charSequenceArrayToString(expectedParts) + "}";135			}136		});137	}138	/**139	 * A predicate-based matcher for list arguments - all items must match140	 * 141	 * @param predicate142	 * @return null143	 */144	default <T extends Object> List<T> allListItemsMatch(Predicate<T> predicate) {145		return argThat(new ListMatcher<T>() {146			@Override147			protected boolean evaluateStream(Stream<T> stream) {148				return stream.allMatch(predicate);149			}150			/*151			 * (non-Javadoc)152			 * 153			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()154			 */155			@Override156			public String toString() {157				return "[All items matching the given Predicate]";158			}159		});160	}161	/**162	 * A predicate-based matcher for list arguments - at least one item must163	 * match164	 * 165	 * @param predicate166	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument167	 * @return null168	 */169	default <T extends Object> List<T> oneOrMoreListItemsMatch(Predicate<T> predicate) {170		return argThat(new ListMatcher<T>() {171			@Override172			protected boolean evaluateStream(Stream<T> stream) {173				return stream.anyMatch(predicate);174			}175			/*176			 * (non-Javadoc)177			 * 178			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()179			 */180			@Override181			public String toString() {182				return "[One or more items matching the given Predicate]";183			}184		});185	}186	/**187	 * Lenient-order list matcher For a match, the list argument encountered by188	 * the mock must contain exactly the items provided (no more, no fewer), but189	 * any order is acceptable190	 * 191	 * @param items192	 *            List of exact items expected (in any order)193	 * @return null194	 */195	default <T extends Object> List<T> listContainsExactlyInAnyOrder(T... items) {196		return argThat(new LenientOrderListMatcher<>(items));197	}198	/**199	 * Matcher for a map argument200	 * 201	 * @param predicate202	 *            lambda for assessing the map argument203	 * @return null204	 */205	default <K, V> Map<K, V> mapThat(Predicate<Map<K, V>> predicate) {206		// return argThat(map -> predicate.test((Map<K, V>) map));207		return argThat(new ArgumentMatcher<Map<K, V>>() {208			@Override209			public boolean matches(Map<K, V> argument) {210				return predicate.test(argument);211			}212			/*213			 * (non-Javadoc)214			 * 215			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()216			 */217			@Override218			public String toString() {219				return "[Map matching the given Predicate]";220			}221		});222	}223	/**224	 * Matcher for a map argument225	 * 226	 * @param predicate227	 *            lambda for assessing the map argument228	 * @param description229	 *            Description of expected argument - will appear in verify()230	 *            failures231	 * @return null232	 */233	default <K, V> Map<K, V> mapThat(Predicate<Map<K, V>> predicate, final String description) {234		// return argThat(map -> predicate.test((Map<K, V>) map));235		return argThat(new ArgumentMatcher<Map<K, V>>() {236			@Override237			public boolean matches(Map<K, V> argument) {238				return predicate.test(argument);239			}240			/*241			 * (non-Javadoc)242			 * 243			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()244			 */245			@Override246			public String toString() {247				return description;248			}249		});250	}251	/**252	 * A predicate-based matcher for set arguments - all items must match253	 * 254	 * @param predicate255	 * @return null256	 */257	default <T extends Object> Set<T> allSetItemsMatch(Predicate<T> predicate) {258		return argThat(new ArgumentMatcher<Set<T>>() {259			@Override260			public boolean matches(Set<T> argument) {261				return argument.stream().allMatch(predicate);262			}263			/*264			 * (non-Javadoc)265			 * 266			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()267			 */268			@Override269			public String toString() {270				return "[All items matching the given Predicate]";271			}272		});273	}274	/**275	 * A predicate-based matcher for set arguments - at least one of the items276	 * must match277	 * 278	 * @param predicate279	 * @return null280	 */281	default <T extends Object> Set<T> oneOrMoreSetItemsMatch(Predicate<T> predicate) {282		return argThat(new ArgumentMatcher<Set<T>>() {283			@Override284			public boolean matches(Set<T> argument) {285				return argument.stream().anyMatch(predicate);286			}287			/*288			 * (non-Javadoc)289			 * 290			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()291			 */292			@Override293			public String toString() {294				return "[One or more items matching the given Predicate]";295			}296		});297	}298	/**299	 * A predicate-based matcher for object arguments300	 * 301	 * Effectively, it's equivalent to argThat(), but objectMatches can accept a302	 * Predicate instance which can be reused in a variable outside of Mockito,303	 * whereas argThat can accept as its argument a lambda, but not a Predicate.304	 * 305	 * DO NOT USE THIS FOR PRIMITIVE ARGUMENTS such as int, double, etc.306	 * 307	 * Use intMatches, doubleMatches, etc. instead, because Mockito doesn't308	 * always handle autoboxing well309	 * 310	 * @param predicate311	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument312	 * @return null313	 */314	default <T> T objectMatches(Predicate<T> predicate) {315		return objectMatches(predicate, "{object matching the given predicate}");//argThat((argument) -> predicate.test((T) argument));316	}317	/**318	 * A predicate-based matcher for object arguments319	 * 320	 * Effectively, it's equivalent to argThat(), but objectMatches can accept a321	 * Predicate instance which can be reused in a variable outside of Mockito,322	 * whereas argThat can accept as its argument a lambda, but not a Predicate.323	 * 324	 * DO NOT USE THIS FOR PRIMITIVE ARGUMENTS such as int, double, etc.325	 * 326	 * Use intMatches, doubleMatches, etc. instead, because Mockito doesn't327	 * always handle autoboxing well328	 * 329	 * @param predicate330	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument331	 * @param description332	 *            Will appear in verify() failure messages333	 * @return null334	 */335	default <T> T objectMatches(Predicate<T> predicate, String description) {336		return argThat(new ArgumentMatcher<T>() {337			/*338			 * (non-Javadoc)339			 * 340			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)341			 */342			@Override343			public boolean matches(Object argument) {344				return predicate.test((T) argument);345			}346			/*347			 * (non-Javadoc)348			 * 349			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()350			 */351			@Override352			public String toString() {353				return description;354			}355		});356	}357	/**358	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive int arguments359	 * 360	 * @param predicate361	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument362	 * @return 0363	 */364	default int intMatches(Predicate<Integer> predicate) {365		return intMatches(predicate, "<int matching the given predicate>");366	}367	/**368	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive int arguments369	 * 370	 * @param predicate371	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument372	 * @param description373	 *            Description of expected argument - will appear in verify()374	 *            failures375	 * @return 0376	 */377	default int intMatches(Predicate<Integer> predicate, final String description) {378		return intThat(new ArgumentMatcher<Integer>() {379			/*380			 * (non-Javadoc)381			 * 382			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)383			 */384			@Override385			public boolean matches(Integer argument) {386				return null != argument && predicate.test(argument.intValue());387			}388			/*389			 * (non-Javadoc)390			 * 391			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()392			 */393			@Override394			public String toString() {395				return description;396			}397		});398	}399	/**400	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive double arguments401	 * 402	 * @param predicate403	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument404	 * @return 0405	 */406	default double doubleMatches(Predicate<Double> predicate) {407		return doubleMatches(predicate, "<double matching the given predicate>");408	}409	/**410	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive double arguments411	 * 412	 * @param predicate413	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument414	 * @param description415	 *            Description of expected argument - will appear in verify()416	 *            failures417	 * @return 0418	 */419	default double doubleMatches(Predicate<Double> predicate, final String description) {420		return doubleThat(new ArgumentMatcher<Double>() {421			/*422			 * (non-Javadoc)423			 * 424			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)425			 */426			@Override427			public boolean matches(Double argument) {428				return null != argument && predicate.test(argument.doubleValue());429			}430			/*431			 * (non-Javadoc)432			 * 433			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()434			 */435			@Override436			public String toString() {437				return description;438			}439		});440	}441	/**442	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive float arguments443	 * 444	 * @param predicate445	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument446	 * @return 0447	 */448	default float floatMatches(Predicate<Float> predicate) {449		return floatMatches(predicate, "<float matching the given predicate>");450	}451	/**452	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive float arguments453	 * 454	 * @param predicate455	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument456	 * @param description457	 *            Description of expected argument - will appear in verify()458	 *            failures459	 * @return 0460	 */461	default float floatMatches(Predicate<Float> predicate, final String description) {462		return floatThat(new ArgumentMatcher<Float>() {463			/*464			 * (non-Javadoc)465			 * 466			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)467			 */468			@Override469			public boolean matches(Float argument) {470				return null != argument && predicate.test(argument.floatValue());471			}472			/*473			 * (non-Javadoc)474			 * 475			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()476			 */477			@Override478			public String toString() {479				return description;480			}481		});482	}483	/**484	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive short arguments485	 * 486	 * @param predicate487	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument488	 * @return 0489	 */490	default short shortMatches(Predicate<Short> predicate) {491		return shortMatches(predicate, "<short matching the given predicate>");492	}493	/**494	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive short arguments495	 * 496	 * @param predicate497	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument498	 * @param description499	 *            Description of expected argument - will appear in verify()500	 *            failures501	 * @return 0502	 */503	default short shortMatches(Predicate<Short> predicate, final String description) {504		return shortThat(new ArgumentMatcher<Short>() {505			/*506			 * (non-Javadoc)507			 * 508			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)509			 */510			@Override511			public boolean matches(Short argument) {512				return null != argument && predicate.test(argument.shortValue());513			}514			/*515			 * (non-Javadoc)516			 * 517			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()518			 */519			@Override520			public String toString() {521				return description;522			}523		});524	}525	/**526	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive long arguments527	 * 528	 * @param predicate529	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument530	 * @return 0531	 */532	default long longMatches(Predicate<Long> predicate) {533		return longMatches(predicate, "<long matching the given predicate>");534	}535	/**536	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive long arguments537	 * 538	 * @param predicate539	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument540	 * @param description541	 *            Description of expected argument - will appear in verify()542	 *            failures543	 * @return 0544	 */545	default long longMatches(Predicate<Long> predicate, final String description) {546		return longThat(new ArgumentMatcher<Long>() {547			/*548			 * (non-Javadoc)549			 * 550			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)551			 */552			@Override553			public boolean matches(Long argument) {554				return null != argument && predicate.test(argument.longValue());555			}556			/*557			 * (non-Javadoc)558			 * 559			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()560			 */561			@Override562			public String toString() {563				return description;564			}565		});566	}567	/**568	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive byte arguments569	 * 570	 * @param predicate571	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument572	 * @return 0573	 */574	default byte byteMatches(Predicate<Byte> predicate) {575		return byteMatches(predicate, "<byte matching the given predicate>");576	}577	/**578	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive byte arguments579	 * 580	 * @param predicate581	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument582	 * @param description583	 *            Description of expected argument - will appear in verify()584	 *            failures585	 * @return 0586	 */587	default byte byteMatches(Predicate<Byte> predicate, final String description) {588		return byteThat(new ArgumentMatcher<Byte>() {589			/*590			 * (non-Javadoc)591			 * 592			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)593			 */594			@Override595			public boolean matches(Byte argument) {596				return null != argument && predicate.test(argument.byteValue());597			}598			/*599			 * (non-Javadoc)600			 * 601			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()602			 */603			@Override604			public String toString() {605				return description;606			}607		});608	}609	/**610	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive char arguments611	 * 612	 * @param predicate613	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument614	 * @return 0615	 */616	default char charMatches(Predicate<Character> predicate) {617		return charMatches(predicate, "<char matching the given predicate>");618	}619	620	/**621	 * A predicate-based matcher for primitive char arguments622	 * 623	 * @param predicate624	 *            A lambda to evaluate a method argument625	 * @param description626	 *            Description of expected argument - will appear in verify()627	 *            failures628	 * @return 0629	 */630	default char charMatches(Predicate<Character> predicate, final String description) {631		return charThat(new ArgumentMatcher<Character>() {632			/* (non-Javadoc)633			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)634			 */635			@Override636			public boolean matches(Character argument) {637				return null != argument && predicate.test(argument);638			}639			/* (non-Javadoc)640			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()641			 */642			@Override643			public String toString() {644				return description;645			}646		});647	}648	/**649	 * Match based on exact toString() of the argument650	 * 651	 * @param expectedToString652	 * @return null653	 */654	default <T> T hasToString(String expectedToString) {655		// return argThat((argument) -> null != argument &&656		// argument.toString().equals(expectedToString));657		return argThat(new ArgumentMatcher<T>() {658			/*659			 * (non-Javadoc)660			 * 661			 * @see org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher#matches(java.lang.Object)662			 */663			@Override664			public boolean matches(T argument) {665				return null != argument && argument.toString().equals(expectedToString);666			}667			/*668			 * (non-Javadoc)669			 * 670			 * @see java.lang.Object#toString()671			 */672			@Override673			public String toString() {674				return "{" + expectedToString + "}";675			}676		});677	}678}...

Source:ArgumentMatcher.java

...43 * </ul>44 *45 * <p>46 * Implementations of this interface can be used with {@link Matchers#argThat} method.47 * Use <code>toString()</code> method for description of the matcher48 * - it is printed in verification errors.49 *50 * <pre class="code"><code class="java">51 * class ListOfTwoElements implements ArgumentMatcher&lt;List&gt; {52 *     public boolean matches(List list) {53 *         return list.size() == 2;54 *     }55 *     public String toString() {56 *         //printed in verification errors57 *         return "[list of 2 elements]";58 *     }59 * }60 *61 * List mock = mock(List.class);62 *63 * when(mock.addAll(argThat(new ListOfTwoElements))).thenReturn(true);64 *65 * mock.addAll(Arrays.asList(&quot;one&quot;, &quot;two&quot;));66 *67 * verify(mock).addAll(argThat(new ListOfTwoElements()));68 * </code></pre>69 *70 * To keep it readable you can extract method, e.g:71 *72 * <pre class="code"><code class="java">73 *   verify(mock).addAll(<b>argThat(new ListOfTwoElements())</b>);74 *   //becomes75 *   verify(mock).addAll(<b>listOfTwoElements()</b>);76 * </code></pre>77 *78 * In Java 8 you can treat ArgumentMatcher as a functional interface79 * and use a lambda, e.g.:80 *81 * <pre class="code"><code class="java">82 *   verify(mock).addAll(<b>argThat(list -> list.size() == 2)</b>);83 * </code></pre>84 *85 * <p>86 * Read more about other matchers in javadoc for {@link Matchers} class.87 * <h2>2.1.0 migration guide</h2>88 *89 * All existing custom implementations of <code>ArgumentMatcher</code> will no longer compile.90 * All locations where hamcrest matchers are passed to <code>argThat()</code> will no longer compile.91 * There are 2 approaches to fix the problems:92 * <ul>93 * <li>a) Refactor the hamcrest matcher to Mockito matcher:94 * Use "implements ArgumentMatcher" instead of "extends ArgumentMatcher".95 * Then refactor <code>describeTo()</code> method into <code>toString()</code> method.96 * </li>97 * <li>98 * b) Use <code>org.mockito.hamcrest.MockitoHamcrest.argThat()</code> instead of <code>Mockito.argThat()</code>.99 * Ensure that there is <a href="http://hamcrest.org/JavaHamcrest/">hamcrest</a> dependency on classpath100 * (Mockito does not depend on hamcrest any more).101 *102 * </li>103 * </ul>104 * What option is right for you? If you don't mind compile dependency to hamcrest105 * then option b) is probably right for you.106 * Your choice should not have big impact and is fully reversible -107 * you can choose different option in future (and refactor the code)108 *109 * @param <T> type of argument...

Source:MatcherToStringTest.java

...19        public boolean matches(Object argument) {20            return false;21        }22        @Override23        public String toString() {24            return "*my custom description*";25        }26    }27    static class MatcherWithInheritedDescription extends MatcherWithDescription {28        @Override29        public boolean matches(Object argument) {30            return false;31        }32    }33    @Test34    public void better_toString_for_matchers() {35        assertEquals(36                "<Matcher without description>",37                MatcherToString.toString(new MatcherWithoutDescription()));38        assertEquals(39                "*my custom description*", MatcherToString.toString(new MatcherWithDescription()));40        assertEquals(41                "*my custom description*",42                MatcherToString.toString(new MatcherWithInheritedDescription()));43    }44    @Test45    public void default_name_for_anonymous_matchers() {46        ArgumentMatcher<Object> anonymousMatcher =47                new ArgumentMatcher<Object>() {48                    @Override49                    public boolean matches(Object argument) {50                        return false;51                    }52                };53        assertEquals("<custom argument matcher>", MatcherToString.toString(anonymousMatcher));54        ArgumentMatcher<Object> anonymousDescriptiveMatcher =55                new MatcherWithDescription() {56                    @Override57                    public boolean matches(Object argument) {58                        return false;59                    }60                };61        assertEquals(62                "*my custom description*", MatcherToString.toString(anonymousDescriptiveMatcher));63    }64    @Test65    public void default_name_for_synthetic_matchers() {66        ArgumentMatcher<Object> lambdaMatcher = argument -> true;67        assertEquals("<custom argument matcher>", MatcherToString.toString(lambdaMatcher));68        ArgumentMatcher<Object> methodRefMatcher = lambdaMatcher::matches;69        assertEquals("<custom argument matcher>", MatcherToString.toString(methodRefMatcher));70    }71}...

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1import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;2public class MyArgumentMatcher<T> extends ArgumentMatcher<T> {3    private T expected;4    public MyArgumentMatcher(T expected) {5        this.expected = expected;6    }7    public boolean matches(Object actual) {8        return expected.equals(actual);9    }10    public String toString() {11        return "MyArgumentMatcher{" +12                '}';13    }14}15import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;16public class MyArgumentMatcher<T> implements ArgumentMatcher<T> {17    private T expected;18    public MyArgumentMatcher(T expected) {19        this.expected = expected;20    }21    public boolean matches(Object actual) {22        return expected.equals(actual);23    }24    public String toString() {25        return "MyArgumentMatcher{" +26                '}';27    }28}29import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;30public class MyArgumentMatcher<T> implements ArgumentMatcher<T> {31    private T expected;32    public MyArgumentMatcher(T expected) {33        this.expected = expected;34    }35    public boolean matches(Object actual) {36        return expected.equals(actual);37    }38    public String toString() {39        return "MyArgumentMatcher{" +40                '}';41    }42}43import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;44public class MyArgumentMatcher<T> implements ArgumentMatcher<T> {45    private T expected;46    public MyArgumentMatcher(T expected) {47        this.expected = expected;48    }49    public boolean matches(Object actual) {50        return expected.equals(actual);51    }52    public String toString() {53        return "MyArgumentMatcher{" +54                '}';55    }56}57import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;58public class MyArgumentMatcher<T> implements ArgumentMatcher<T> {59    private T expected;60    public MyArgumentMatcher(T expected) {61        this.expected = expected;62    }63    public boolean matches(Object actual) {

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1import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;2import org.mockito.internal.matchers.Equals;3class Person {4    private String name;5    private int age;6    public Person(String name, int age) {7        this.name = name;8        this.age = age;9    }10    public String getName() {11        return name;12    }13    public int getAge() {14        return age;15    }16    public String toString() {17        return "Person(name=" + name + ", age=" + age + ")";18    }19}20public class Example {21    public static void main(String[] args) {22        Person person = new Person("John", 30);23        Person person1 = new Person("John", 30);24        System.out.println(new Equals(person).matches(person1));25        System.out.println(new ArgumentMatcher<Person>() {26            public boolean matches(Person argument) {27                return argument.toString().equals(person.toString());28            }29        }.matches(person1));30    }31}

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1package org.mockito;2import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;3import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;4import java.util.List;5public class 1 {6public static void main(String[] args) {7List mock = mock(List.class);8when(mock.get(0)).thenReturn("first");9when(mock.get(1)).thenReturn("second");10when(mock.get(2)).thenReturn("third");11System.out.println(mock.get(0));12System.out.println(mock.get(1));13System.out.println(mock.get(2));14System.out.println(mock.get(3));15}16}17Related Posts: Mockito verify() method18Mockito verify() method Mockito When() method19Mockito When() method Mockito mock() method20Mockito mock() method Mockito ArgumentMatchers21Mockito ArgumentCaptor Mockito verify() method with timeout22Mockito verify() method with timeout Mockito verify() method with times23Mockito verify() method with times Mockito verify() method with atLeastOnce24Mockito verify() method with atLeastOnce Mockito verify() method with atLeast25Mockito verify() method with atLeast Mockito verify() method with atMost

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1import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;2public class 1 extends ArgumentMatcher {3    public boolean matches(Object obj) {4        return obj.equals("test");5    }6}7import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;8public class 2 extends ArgumentMatcher {9    public boolean matches(Object obj) {10        return obj.equals("test");11    }12    public String toString() {13        return "test";14    }15}16import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;17public class 3 extends ArgumentMatcher {18    public boolean matches(Object obj) {19        return obj.equals("test");20    }21    public String toString() {22        return "test";23    }24}25import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;26public class 4 extends ArgumentMatcher {27    public boolean matches(Object obj) {28        return obj.equals("test");29    }30    public String toString() {31        return "test";32    }33}34import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;35public class 5 extends ArgumentMatcher {36    public boolean matches(Object obj) {37        return obj.equals("test");38    }39    public String toString() {40        return "test";41    }42}43import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;44public class 6 extends ArgumentMatcher {45    public boolean matches(Object obj) {46        return obj.equals("test");47    }48    public String toString() {49        return "test";50    }51}52import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;53public class 7 extends ArgumentMatcher {54    public boolean matches(Object obj) {55        return obj.equals("test");56    }57    public String toString() {58        return "test";59    }60}61import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;62public class 8 extends ArgumentMatcher {63    public boolean matches(Object obj) {64        return obj.equals("test");65    }66    public String toString() {67        return "test";68    }69}

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1import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;2public class 1 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {3    public boolean matches(Object argument) {4        return argument.toString().equals("1");5    }6}7import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;8public class 2 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {9    public boolean matches(Object argument) {10        return argument.toString().equals("2");11    }12}13import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;14public class 3 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {15    public boolean matches(Object argument) {16        return argument.toString().equals("3");17    }18}19import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;20public class 4 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {21    public boolean matches(Object argument) {22        return argument.toString().equals("4");23    }24}25import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;26public class 5 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {27    public boolean matches(Object argument) {28        return argument.toString().equals("5");29    }30}31import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;32public class 6 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {33    public boolean matches(Object argument) {34        return argument.toString().equals("6");35    }36}37import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;38public class 7 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {39    public boolean matches(Object argument) {40        return argument.toString().equals("7");41    }42}43import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;44public class 8 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {45    public boolean matches(Object argument) {46        return argument.toString().equals("8");47    }48}49import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;50public class 9 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {51    public boolean matches(Object argument) {52        return argument.toString().equals("9");53    }54}

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1import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;2public class 1 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {3    public boolean matches(Object o) {4        return o.equals("test");5    }6}7import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;8public class 2 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {9    public boolean matches(Object o) {10        return o.equals("test");11    }12}13import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;14public class 3 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {15    public boolean matches(Object o) {16        return o.equals("test");17    }18}19import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;20public class 1 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {21    public boolean matches(Object o) {22        return o.equals("test");23    }24}25import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;26public class 2 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {27    public boolean matches(Object o) {28        return o.equals("test");29    }30}31import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;32public class 3 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {33    public boolean matches(Object o) {34        return o.equals("test");35    }36}37import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;38public class 1 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {39    public boolean matches(Object o) {40        return o.equals("test");41    }42}43import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;44public class 2 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {45    public boolean matches(Object o) {46        return o.equals("test");47    }48}49import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;50public class 3 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {51    public boolean matches(Object o) {52        return o.equals("test");53    }54}55import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;56public class 1 extends ArgumentMatcher<String> {57    public boolean matches(Object o) {58        return o.equals("test");59    }60}61import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;

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1import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;2import org.mockito.Mockito;3import org.mockito.internal.matchers.Equals;4public class 1 {5    public static void main(String[] args) {6        ArgumentMatcher argumentMatcher = new Equals("Hello");7        System.out.println(argumentMatcher.toString());8    }9}10import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;11import org.mockito.Mockito;12import org.mockito.internal.matchers.Equals;13public class 2 {14    public static void main(String[] args) {15        ArgumentMatcher argumentMatcher = new Equals("Hello");16        System.out.println(argumentMatcher.toString());17    }18}19import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;20import org.mockito.Mockito;21import org.mockito.internal.matchers.Equals;22public class 3 {23    public static void main(String[] args) {24        ArgumentMatcher argumentMatcher = new Equals("Hello");25        System.out.println(argumentMatcher.toString());26    }27}28import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;29import org.mockito.Mockito;30import org.mockito.internal.matchers.Equals;31public class 4 {32    public static void main(String[] args) {33        ArgumentMatcher argumentMatcher = new Equals("Hello");34        System.out.println(argumentMatcher.toString());35    }36}37import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;38import org.mockito.Mockito;39import org.mockito.internal.matchers.Equals;40public class 5 {41    public static void main(String[] args) {42        ArgumentMatcher argumentMatcher = new Equals("Hello");43        System.out.println(argumentMatcher.toString());44    }45}46import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;47import org.mockito.Mockito;48import org.mockito.internal.matchers.Equals;49public class 6 {

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1import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;2import org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers;3import org.mockito.Mockito;4import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;5import static org.junit.Assert.*;6import org.junit.Test;7public class MockitoTest {8    public void test() {9        String expected = "Hello World";10        String actual = "Hello World";11        assertEquals(expected, actual);12    }13}14import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;15import org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers;16import org.mockito.Mockito;17import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;18import static org.junit.Assert.*;19import org.junit.Test;20public class MockitoTest {21    public void test() {22        String expected = "Hello World";23        String actual = "Hello World";24        assertEquals(expected, actual);25    }26}27import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;28import org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers;29import org.mockito.Mockito;30import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;31import static org.junit.Assert.*;32import org.junit.Test;33public class MockitoTest {34    public void test() {35        String expected = "Hello World";36        String actual = "Hello World";37        assertEquals(expected, actual);38    }39}40import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;41import org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers;42import org.mockito.Mockito;43import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;44import static org.junit.Assert.*;45import org.junit.Test;46public class MockitoTest {47    public void test() {48        String expected = "Hello World";49        String actual = "Hello World";50        assertEquals(expected, actual);51    }52}53import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;54import org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers;55import org.mockito.Mockito;56import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;57import static org.junit.Assert.*;58import org.junit.Test;59public class MockitoTest {60    public void test() {61        String expected = "Hello World";62        String actual = "Hello World";63        assertEquals(expected, actual);64    }65}66import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;67import org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers;68import org.mockito.Mockito;69import

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1ArgumentMatcher<String> startsWithFoo = new ArgumentMatcher<String>() {2    public boolean matches(Object argument) {3        return ((String) argument).startsWith("foo");4    }5};6ArgumentMatcher<String> startsWithFoo = new ArgumentMatcher<String>() {7    public boolean matches(Object argument) {8        return ((String) argument).startsWith("foo");9    }10    public String toString() {11        return "startsWithFoo()";12    }13};14ArgumentMatcher<String> startsWithFoo = new ArgumentMatcher<String>() {15    public boolean matches(Object argument) {16        return ((String) argument).startsWith("foo");17    }18    public String toString() {19        return "startsWithFoo()";20    }21};22ArgumentMatcher<String> startsWithFoo = new ArgumentMatcher<String>() {23    public boolean matches(Object argument) {24        return ((String) argument).startsWith("foo");25    }26    public String toString() {27        return "startsWithFoo()";28    }29};30ArgumentMatcher<String> startsWithFoo = new ArgumentMatcher<String>() {31    public boolean matches(Object argument) {32        return ((String) argument).startsWith("foo");33    }34    public String toString() {35        return "startsWithFoo()";36    }37};38ArgumentMatcher<String> startsWithFoo = new ArgumentMatcher<String>() {39    public boolean matches(Object argument) {40        return ((String) argument).startsWith("foo");41    }42    public String toString() {43        return "startsWithFoo()";44    }45};

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1package com.ack.j2se.mockito;2import org.junit.Test;3import org.mockito.ArgumentMatcher;4import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;5public class MockitoArgumentMatcherTest {6  public void testArgumentMatcher() {7    Comparable c = mock( Comparable.class );8    when( c.compareTo( anyInt() ) ).thenReturn( -1 );9    System.out.println( c.compareTo( 9 ) );10    verify( c ).compareTo( argThat( new IsOdd() ) );11    verify( c ).compareTo( argThat( arg -> arg % 2 == 1 ) );12  }13  private class IsOdd extends ArgumentMatcher<Integer> {14    public boolean matches( Object argument ) {15      return ( (Integer) argument ).intValue() % 2 == 1;16    }17  }18}

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