>Doesn't RR already support test spy?
I don't believe so. There is nothing on the github page or anything I
can spot in the current code in git. The github docs do mention it as
something they are aiming to do.
> o = stub("stub", :foo => true)
> o.foo
> o.should have_received(:foo)
That sounds really interesting Pat. Is is something that's living in
github? I would be interested to see what you are coming up with when
you get a chance to let it out into the wild.
>Now with all of that said, I think this is worth exploring. I'm just
>not sure that exploration should occur in Rspec proper. What I'd
>encourage you to do is write either a standalone library with hooks
>that you can exploit from Rspec examples and/or rspec/cucumber
>scenarios or write an extension library for Rspec's mocking framework.
Thanks for the feedback. I'll take a look at making it something outside
of Rspec as you suggested. I'll notify the mailing list of any progress
I make.
To follow on from David's link you can see the slides from agile 2008
where Mockito makes an introduction
http://szczepiq.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/dont-give-up-on-mocking.pdf
And from the creator of mockito
http://monkeyisland.pl/2008/01/14/mockito/
(whose URL brings back good old memories.)
Have a good evening/morning/afternoon,
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Joseph Wilk
http://www.joesniff.co.uk
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