How can I mock dependencies in NSubstitute?
You can use NSubstitute to create mock objects by calling the Substitute.For<T>() method. What specific dependency do you want to mock?
I want to mock a service that fetches data from an API.
You can create a mock of your service like this: var mockService = Substitute.For<IMyService>();
. Then, you can set up the expected behavior.
How do I set up the expected behavior?
You can use mockService.GetData().Returns(expectedData);
to specify what the mock should return when the method is called.
Can I verify if a method was called on the mock?
Yes, you can use mockService.Received().GetData();
to verify that the method was called.
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