Mockito Annotations
Explore how to simplify unit testing in Spring applications by using Mockito annotations such as @Mock, @InjectMocks, and @ExtendWith. This lesson helps you reduce repetitive code, improve test readability, and properly integrate Mockito with JUnit 5 for efficient mock creation and injection.
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There are some Mockito annotations that help minimize the code for creating and injecting mocks. While writing tests, there can be some repetitive statements. We will use annotations provided by Mockito to get rid of the redundant code and make our tests more readable.
@Mock
The @Mock annotation is used to create a mock without calling the Mockito.mock() method.
Instead of creating a mock inside every test, we can move this statement outside and use the @Mock annotation on it. If we create mocks in the following way, we are using repetitive ...