How to mock Context using Mockito?
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Solution 1
Let's have a look at the following class: MockContext
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Solution 2
Context context = mock(Context.class);
Solution 3
If you want to get the context with Kotlin and Mockito, you can do it in the following way:
mock(Context::class.java)
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Updated on July 09, 2022Comments
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curiousMind almost 2 years
I'm using Context to access system level services like WifiManager and BluetoothManager. How to mock this getApplicationContext() using Mockito?
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Brill Pappin about 5 yearsCan you add a little more answer to your answer?
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Farruh Habibullaev almost 3 yearsIt looks like it's not working in newer version of Mockito. Mockito forbids mocking types which have complex contracts or easy to construct by other means. It throws the exception'context' is mocking 'class android.content.Context'. Don't mock android components, as they have lots of state and complex behavior - use the real thing. A Context can be obtained from ApplicationProvider.getApplicationContext() in Robolectric tests, or from InstrumentationRegistry in emulator tests.. -
Daniele Ceglia over 2 yearsMore info: stackoverflow.com/a/57296849/2425030
