Testing with Fakes
Most unit tests should use fakes instead of making network requests to Google services.
- Code that uses
FunctionServicecan be tested by injecting the fakeFakeFunctionService.
Import the fakes from the testing library:
import 'package:google_cloud_functions_v2/testing.dart';
Option A: Using Constructor Closures (Recommended)
You can inject behavior by passing optional function callbacks to the fake's
constructor. Methods that are not provided will throw an UnsupportedError.
import 'package:google_cloud_functions_v2/cloudfunctions.dart';
import 'package:google_cloud_functions_v2/testing.dart';
final fake = FakeFunctionService(
getFunction: (request) async {
// Assert request contents here if needed.
return Function$();
},
);
Option B: Subclassing the Fake
For more complex test setups or shared states, you can subclass the fake and
override its methods. Methods that are not overridden will throw an
UnsupportedError.
import 'package:google_cloud_functions_v2/cloudfunctions.dart';
import 'package:google_cloud_functions_v2/testing.dart';
final class MyFakeFunctionService extends FakeFunctionService {
@override
Future<Function$> getFunction(
GetFunctionRequest request,
) async {
// Assert request contents here if needed.
return Function$();
}
}
A Simple Test
import 'package:google_cloud_functions_v2/cloudfunctions.dart';
import 'package:google_cloud_functions_v2/testing.dart';
import 'package:test/test.dart';
Future<void> functionUnderTest(FunctionService service) async {
// Application logic here.
await service.getFunction(GetFunctionRequest());
// More application logic here.
}
void main() {
test('test', () async {
final fake = FakeFunctionService(
getFunction: (request) async {
// Assert request contents here.
return Function$();
},
);
// Instead of verifying that `functionUnderTest` completes, you should verify
// the relevant properties of the result.
await expectLater(functionUnderTest(fake), completes);
});
}