[Feature] Implement BDD-style aliases as separate module (mockk-bdd)#1399
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@Minseok-2001 can you please run the apiDump gradle task on all modules? It's causing the builds to fail. Also, can you also add documentation in README.md about the BDD-style extension? Thanks! |
Introduces a minimal AndroidManifest.xml file with the package declaration for the mockk-bdd-android module.
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@Raibaz I tested the apiDump task locally before pushing to make sure everything works properly. Please let me know if you need any adjustments to the documentation or if there are any other issues! Thanks again for the thorough review |
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Awesome, thanks a lot for putting this together and following up! <3 |
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Implement BDD style aliases as separate modules
This PR implements BDD (Behavior-Driven Development) style API for MockK as proposed in issue #439. The implementation provides aliases for existing MockK functions with BDD-oriented naming
given(alias forevery)coGiven(alias forcoEvery)then(alias forverify)coThen(alias forcoVerify)Following discussions in PR #662, these aliases are implemented as separate modules to avoid confusion and maintain code consistency.
New Modules
Separate Modules: As suggested in PR [#439] Implement BDD style alias methods #662 discussion, BDD aliases are implemented as separate modules to
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publishToMavenLocaland confirmed functionality in sample project