Package update: stubthat v1.0.0
A new version of stubthat, v1.0.0, is on CRAN. Please note that this is a breaking release.
Changes from the previous version
stub$onCall(#)$withArgs(...)
is nowstub$onCall(#)$expects(...)
. Previously the stub didn’t throw an error if the specified arguments are not present on the nth call. Now it does.stub$onCall(#)$withExactArgs(...)
is nowstub$onCall(#)$strictlyExpects(...)
. Similar change in functionality as above. The stub now throws an error if any specified argument is found to be missing or if there is a mismatch in values.stub$expects(...)
in the previous version used to check for the exact set of arguments. In the latest version, it checks if the expected arguments are part of the function call (not exact set).stub$strictlyExpects(...)
will check for the exact set of specified arguments. No specied argument should be missing. And no unspecified argument should be present in the function call.stub$calledTimes()
can be used to get the number of times the stub was called.- No need for
stub$build()
step anymore. Mock is directly available fromstub$f
The new API
- Check if the stub is called with specified arguments
stub$expects(...)
stub$strictlyExpects(...)
stub$onCall(#)$expects(...)
stub$onCall(#)$strictlyExpects(...)
- Make the stub return a specified value
stub$returns(...)
stub$onCall(#)$returns(...)
stub$withArgs(...)$returns(...)
stub$withExactArgs(...)$returns(...)
- Make the stub throw an error with a specified message
stub$throws('')
stub$onCall(#)$throws('')
stub$withArgs(...)$throws('')
stub$withExactArgs(...)$throws('')
- Get the number of times the stub has been called
stub$calledTimes()
- Extra
stub$onCall(#)$expects(...)$returns(...)
stub$onCall(#)$strictlyExpects(...)$returns(...)
stub$onCall(#)$expects(...)$throws('')
stub$onCall(#)$strictlyExpects(...)$throws('')
Please go through README for detailed API description & examples, instructions for installing the package and other details.