bogus

Bogus

Bogus aims to make your unit tests more reliable by ensuring that you don't stub or mock methods that don't actually exist in the mocked objects.

Example

class PostRepository
  def store(title)
    # save a new post in the database
  end
end

class PostAdder < Struct.new(:post_repository)
  def add(title)
    post = post_repository.store(title)
    # do some stuff with the post
  end
end

require 'bogus/rspec'

describe PostAdder do
  fake(:post_repository)

  it "stores the post" do
    post_adder = PostAdder.new(post_repository)
    
    post_adder.add("Bogus is safe!")

    expect(post_repository).to have_received.store("Bogus is safe!")
  end
end

Features

• Safe Stubbing - Bogus does not allow you to stub methods that don't exist or don't match the stubbed signature.
• Fakes - test doubles that have the same interface as the doubled class.
• Support for ActiveRecord models - Bogus comes with support for active record fields out of the box.
• Global fake configuration - Decouple your fakes from class names and define default return values in one place.
• Contract tests - a unique feature of Bogus, which reduces the need for integrated tests to a minimum by ensuring that the things you stub match how the object really behaves.

Documentation

You can find more detailed (and executable) documentation on Relish.

License

MIT. See the LICENSE file.

Authors

• Adam Pohorecki
• Paweł Pierzchała
• Piotr Szotkowski
• Marek Nowak