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+package alias |
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+//go:generate mockgen -typed -package=mock -destination=mock/interfaces.go . Fooer,FooerAlias,Barer,BarerAlias,Bazer,QuxerConsumer,QuuxerConsumer |
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+import "go.uber.org/mock/mockgen/internal/tests/alias/subpkg" |
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+ |
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+// Case 1: A interface that has alias references in this package |
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+// should still be generated for its underlying name, i.e., MockFooer, |
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+// even though we have the alias replacement logic. |
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+type Fooer interface { |
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+Foo() |
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+} |
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+ |
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+// Case 2: Generating a mock for an alias type. |
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+type FooerAlias = Fooer |
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+ |
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+// Case 3: Generate mock for an interface that takes in alias parameters |
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+// and returns alias results. |
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+type Barer interface{ |
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+Bar(FooerAlias) FooerAlias |
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+} |
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+ |
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+// Case 4: Combination of cases 2 & 3. |
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+type BarerAlias = Barer |
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+ |
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+// Case 5: Generate mock for an interface that actually returns |
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+// the underlying type. This will generate mocks that use the alias, |
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+// but that should be fine since they should be interchangeable. |
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+type Bazer interface{ |
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+Baz(Fooer) Fooer |
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+} |
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+ |
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+// Case 6: Generate mock for a type that refers to an alias defined in this package |
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+// for a type from another package. |
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+// The generated methods should use the alias defined here. |
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+type QuxerAlias = subpkg.Quxer |
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+ |
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+type QuxerConsumer interface{ |
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+Consume(QuxerAlias) QuxerAlias |
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+} |
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+ |
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+// Case 7: Generate mock for a type that refers to an alias defined in another package |
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+// for an unexported type in that other package. |
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+// The generated method should only use the alias, not the unexported underlying name. |
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+type QuuxerConsumer interface{ |
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+Consume(subpkg.Quuxer) subpkg.Quuxer |
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+} |