Why?

You're using Mockito and Groovy. Maybe you've noticed that, when you try to mock a Groovy class from a Groovy test, it fails horribly. Now it won't!

Specifically, this library provides a workaround for Mockito Issue 303: http://code.google.com/p/mockito/issues/detail?id=303

How do you use it?

There are two ways.

The less helpful way that requires less setup.

Where you would have said:

MyClass mockObject = Mockito.mock(MyClass.class)

now you say:

MyClass mockObject = MockitoGroovy.gmock(MyClass.class)

The more helpful way that takes more setup.

Override your Mockito configuration, by creating a new class called org.mockito.configuration.MockitoConfiguration. It has to have that exact name, including the package, and it should look like this:

package org.mockito.configuration;

import com.cyrusinnovation.mockitogroovysupport.GroovyMockitoConfiguration;

public class MockitoConfiguration extends GroovyMockitoConfiguration {
}

From then on, everything should just work. If it doesn't, let us know.

Where can I get it?

Go to the Downloads tab and download the jar.

Who made this?

Moss Collum and Laura Dean of Cyrus Innovation.

Email us at: mockito-groovy-developers@cyruslists.com