ExUnit mock sequence

Question

Is it possible to mock a sequence of return values with ExUnit Mock the same way meck provides this functionality in Erlang?

...
meck:new(my_module),
meck:sequence(my_module, method, 1, [Response1, Response2]),
meck:unload(module),
...

If not, is it possible to successfully combine meck and mock in the same unit test ExUnit Elixir module?

Answer 1

There's no mention of :meck.sequence in mock.ex so I'm guessing this is not supported yet.

It should be fine to call :meck functions directly as long as it's outside a Mock.with_mock call and you make sure to call :meck.unload/1 after you're done. (And you use async: false, as Mock already requires.) This should be fine even in the same test.

test "the truth" do
  url = "http://www.google.com"

  :meck.new(HTTPoison)
  :meck.sequence(HTTPoison, :get!, 1, [%{body: "foo"}, %{body: "bar"}])
  assert HTTPoison.get!(url).body == "foo"
  assert HTTPoison.get!(url).body == "bar"
  assert HTTPoison.get!(url).body == "bar"
  :meck.unload(HTTPoison)

  assert HTTPoison.get!(url).body =~ "HTML"

  with_mock HTTPoison, [get!: fn(_url) -> %{body: "baz"} end] do
    assert HTTPoison.get!(url).body == "baz"
  end

  assert HTTPoison.get!(url).body =~ "HTML"
end

Demo:

$ mix test
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