Crate spy

Spy crate is inspired by such famous Javascript testing tools as Jasmine and Sinon.js. It provides easy configurable spies with predefined behaviour.

#[test]
fn iterator_all_test() {
   let integers = vec![0i32, 1i32, 2i32];
   
   // create spy function that returns true if provided
   // argument is an even number
   let (spy_fn, spy) = spy!(|n| n % 2 == 0);

   // test call
   let res = integers.iter().all(spy_fn);

   // check Iterator::all result
   assert!(!res, "should be false");

   // take a snapshot of made calls
   let snapshot = spy.snapshot();

   // make assertions
   assert!(snapshot.called(), "should be called");
   assert!(
       snapshot.called_with(&(&1i32)),
       "should be called with 1i32 at least once"
   );
   assert!(
       !snapshot.each_called_with(&(&1i32)),
       "should be called with different arguments"
   );
   assert_eq!(snapshot.all_calls(), &vec![(&0i32), (&1i32)]);
   assert_eq!(snapshot.first_call().expect("should be Some"), &(&0i32));
   assert_eq!(snapshot.last_call().expect("should be Some"), &(&1i32));
   assert_eq!(snapshot.nth_call(1).expect("should be Some"), &(&1i32));
}

Macros

spy	The macro that creates a pair of a Spy object and a spy function tracked by returned spy.

Structs

Spy	Spy object that tracks calls of associated spy function.
SpySnapshot	The structure represents a snapshot of a spy object. Taken snapshot contains all the calls starting from the moment when Spy object was created or previous snapshot if there was taken one.