pub struct MockHandler<Session, T>{ /* private fields */ }Expand description
A Handler handles Websocket messages
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Source§impl<Session, T> MockHandler<Session, T>
impl<Session, T> MockHandler<Session, T>
Sourcepub fn checkpoint(&mut self)
pub fn checkpoint(&mut self)
Validate that all current expectations for all methods have been satisfied, and discard them.
Sourcepub fn new() -> Self
pub fn new() -> Self
Create a new mock object with no expectations.
This method will not be generated if the real struct
already has a new method. However, it will be
generated if the struct implements a trait with a new
method. The trait’s new method can still be called
like <MockX as TraitY>::new
Source§impl<Session, T> MockHandler<Session, T>
impl<Session, T> MockHandler<Session, T>
Sourcepub fn expect_route(&mut self) -> &mut Expectation<Session, T>
pub fn expect_route(&mut self) -> &mut Expectation<Session, T>
Create an Expectation for mocking the route method
Sourcepub fn expect_get_session(&mut self) -> &mut Expectation<Session, T>
pub fn expect_get_session(&mut self) -> &mut Expectation<Session, T>
Create an Expectation for mocking the get_session method
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Source§impl<Session, T> Debug for MockHandler<Session, T>
impl<Session, T> Debug for MockHandler<Session, T>
Source§impl<Session, T> Default for MockHandler<Session, T>
impl<Session, T> Default for MockHandler<Session, T>
Source§impl<Session, T> Handler<Session, T> for MockHandler<Session, T>
A Handler handles Websocket messages
impl<Session, T> Handler<Session, T> for MockHandler<Session, T>
A Handler handles Websocket messages
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impl<Session, T> Freeze for MockHandler<Session, T>where
MockHandler_Handler_13619028508645160320<Session, T>: Freeze,
PhantomData<Session>: Freeze,
PhantomData<T>: Freeze,
impl<Session, T> RefUnwindSafe for MockHandler<Session, T>where
MockHandler_Handler_13619028508645160320<Session, T>: RefUnwindSafe,
PhantomData<Session>: RefUnwindSafe,
PhantomData<T>: RefUnwindSafe,
impl<Session, T> Send for MockHandler<Session, T>where
MockHandler_Handler_13619028508645160320<Session, T>: Send,
PhantomData<Session>: Send,
PhantomData<T>: Send,
impl<Session, T> Sync for MockHandler<Session, T>where
MockHandler_Handler_13619028508645160320<Session, T>: Sync,
PhantomData<Session>: Sync,
PhantomData<T>: Sync,
impl<Session, T> Unpin for MockHandler<Session, T>where
MockHandler_Handler_13619028508645160320<Session, T>: Unpin,
PhantomData<Session>: Unpin,
PhantomData<T>: Unpin,
impl<Session, T> UnsafeUnpin for MockHandler<Session, T>where
MockHandler_Handler_13619028508645160320<Session, T>: UnsafeUnpin,
PhantomData<Session>: UnsafeUnpin,
PhantomData<T>: UnsafeUnpin,
impl<Session, T> UnwindSafe for MockHandler<Session, T>where
MockHandler_Handler_13619028508645160320<Session, T>: UnwindSafe,
PhantomData<Session>: UnwindSafe,
PhantomData<T>: UnwindSafe,
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