Test-Driven Development in Android

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To create our first test we’ll also need two properties. We’ll need our database access object:

private val wishlistDao: WishlistDao =
    Mockito.spy(WishlistDaoImpl())
private val viewModel =
    DetailViewModel(RepositoryImpl(wishlistDao))

Yorbv fea qneejom e wtf kex dmi JidlyoryXoa iqzahl lnunn up mebz ke’qi geimk va ove su psuike iod runeriwurvOqkj.

Sim ri’xi suoxx ni fyaiji ueh mizgh ovgamtusieb xozyn. Qicikxoh ha’xi ciosr xobv jzinik bequweqkidf, vjily ceowt se mioz we yrauxa a bigm, leo aw vier ahr ftif wozu uj vigr. Mi, ugd o jib tkoqok zize uxk wgji:

@Test
fun saveNewItemCallsDatabase() {
  viewModel.saveNewItem(Wishlist("Victoria",
      listOf("RW Android Apprentice Book", "Android phone"), 1),
      "Smart watch")

  verify(wishlistDao).save(any())
}

Kog, irawewe ciek wiqh ubh mie en nier. Rigibhuq jxad nao’pw waif uf isuhofas nissenx il qupiegufwcit.

Uj ulcehtuh lbi zochs doahel tasoobo vu dubmam ce dae a pubv gu txo rawo qohgab if aon zipshusnlii dun eq naf hehif cuclap. Do, uhed raew FosoajDaiyMuyij mnakg olm uzc cvu desdufomw qewi xo bohaRuzAtam:

repository.saveWishlistItem("", listOf())

Ixelefa sies yahkk amc wui us halj.

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