Object A {
def a = { something}
}
// I've import A, but still have error message: not found: type A
val x = mock[A]
Object A {
def a = { something}
}
// I've import A, but still have error message: not found: type A
val x = mock[A]
You may find this email thread instructive.
Whilst pure mocking of the object is not possible with any tool yet, the thread above does have a few options for you. All of which involve changing your design to some degree.
You don't. Not only A
is not a type or class -- it is an instance -- but it is an instance of a singleton (A.type
).
What you do instead is put your methods on a trait
, and make the object extend it. Then, you mock the trait instead of mocking the object.