Add JUnit 5 @ExtendWith(InjectExtension.class)

[rbygrave]

Means we can use the mockito annotations @Mock, @Spy, @Captor along with @Inject for "component testing".

For example:

@ExtendWith(InjectExtension.class)   // Use InjectExtension (JUnit 5) !!!
class WithExtnNamedMocksTest {

  @Mock @Blue SomeStore blueStore;

  @Mock @Named("green") SomeStore greenStore;

  @Inject StoreManagerWithSetterQualifier storeManager;

  @Test
  void when_plainCaptor() {
    when(blueStore.store()).thenReturn("BlueStoreStub");
    when(greenStore.store()).thenReturn("GreenStoreStub");

    assertThat(storeManager.blueStore()).isEqualTo("BlueStoreStub");
    assertThat(storeManager.greenStore()).isEqualTo("GreenStoreStub");
  }
}

Is effectively the same as:

    @Test
    void test() {

      try (BeanScope beanScope = BeanScope.newBuilder()
        .withMock(SomeStore.class, "Blue")
        .withMock(SomeStore.class, "green")
        .build()) {

        final SomeStore greenStore = beanScope.get(SomeStore.class, "green");
        final SomeStore blueStore = beanScope.get(SomeStore.class, "blue");
        when(blueStore.store()).thenReturn("BlueStoreStub");
        when(greenStore.store()).thenReturn("GreenStoreStub");

        final StoreManagerWithSetterQualifier storeManager = beanScope.get(StoreManagerWithSetterQualifier.class);
        assertThat(storeManager.blueStore()).isEqualTo("BlueStoreStub");
        assertThat(storeManager.greenStore()).isEqualTo("GreenStoreStub");
      }

    }