I apologies in advance for this. A God Method just fits the API which
doesn't require differentiating between classes, interfaces, abstracts,
names or partials - just so long as it's something that can be mocked.
I'll refactor it one day so it's easier to follow.
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public function testShouldIgnoreMissingCallingNonExistentMethods()
{
Mockery::getConfiguration()->allowMockingNonExistentMethods(true);
$mock = $this->container->mock('ClassWithMethods')->shouldIgnoreMissing();
assertThat(nullValue($mock->foo()));
assertThat(nullValue($mock->bar()));
assertThat(nullValue($mock->nonExistentMethod()));
$mock->shouldReceive(array('foo' => 'new_foo', 'nonExistentMethod' => 'result'));
$mock->shouldReceive('bar')->passthru();
assertThat($mock->foo(), equalTo('new_foo'));
assertThat($mock->bar(), equalTo('bar'));
assertThat($mock->nonExistentMethod(), equalTo('result'));
}
/**
* @test
*/
public function itShouldAllowNullableClassToBeNull()
{
$mock = $this->container->mock("test\\Mockery\\Fixtures\\MethodWithNullableReturnType");
$mock->shouldReceive('nullableClass')->andReturn(null);
$mock->nullableClass();
}
