Test-Driven Development with Mockito -- Table of Contents -- Test-Driven Development with Mockito -- Credits -- About the Author -- About the Reviewer -- www.PacktPub.com -- Support files, eBooks, discount offers and more -- Why Subscribe? -- Free Access for Packt account holders -- Preface -- What this book covers -- What you need for this book -- Who this book is for -- Conventions -- Reader feedback -- Customer support -- Downloading the example code -- Errata -- Piracy -- Questions -- 1. Getting Familiar with TDD -- Definition of test -- The big picture -- Refactoring -- Summary -- 2. Refactoring - Roll the Dice -- Refactoring -- Reasons behind refactoring -- Refactoring schedule -- When not to refactor -- Stopping refactoring -- Code smell -- Switch statements -- Duplicate code -- Comments -- Long methods and parameter list -- Large classes (aka GOD object) -- Agent classes -- Lazy, dead classes and dead code -- Over engineering (speculative generality) -- Wrong inheritance (refused bequest) -- Summary -- 3. Applying TDD -- Understanding different test types -- Understanding TDD - a real-life example -- Definition -- Common healthcare vocabulary -- Procedure -- The service catalogue -- MRN -- Encounter -- Summary -- 4. Understanding the Difference between Inside-out and Outside-in -- Understanding outside-in -- An example of ATDD -- Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of outside-in -- Understanding inside-out -- Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of inside-out -- Summary -- 5. Test Doubles -- Categories of test doubles -- Dummy -- Stub -- Fake -- Mock -- Summary -- 6. Mockito Magic -- An overview of Mockito -- Why you should use Mockito -- Qualities of unit testing -- Drinking Mockito -- Verifying redundant invocation -- Rationale -- The argument matcher -- Rationale -- Why we need wildcard matchers.

The ArgumentMatcher class -- Throwing exceptions -- Consecutive calls -- Stubbing with callbacks - using the Answer class -- Spying objects -- Using doReturn() -- Working with Void methods -- Argument capture -- Summary -- 7. Leveraging the Mockito Framework in TDD -- Applying Mockito -- Customer requirements -- Building the application -- Summary -- 8. World of Patterns -- Characteristics of a bad design -- Design principles -- Design patterns -- Classification of patterns -- Replacing conditional logic with command -- Applying a command pattern -- Replacing conditional logic with strategy -- Strategy pattern -- Summary -- 9. TDD, Legacy Code, and Mockito -- What is legacy code? -- Problems with legacy code -- Diving into the legacy puzzle -- Refactoring legacy code -- The role of Mockito -- Summary -- A. TDD Tools and Frameworks -- Discovering Eclipse -- Useful keys for TDD and refactoring -- General settings -- JUnit 4.x -- Running the first unit test -- Exception handling -- The test suite -- Ignoring a test -- Asserting a value -- Summary -- B. Agile Practices -- Exploring continuous integration -- Exploring Jenkins -- Configuring Jenkins -- Adding a build job -- Source code management -- Build triggers -- Scripting -- Post-build actions -- Security -- Revealing Agile methodologies -- Working with the Scrum methodology -- Roles -- Meetings -- The story board -- Exploring the Kanban development process -- Summary -- Index.