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Mockers was inspired by the Google Mock library for C++. Mockers has an efficient syntax that supports stable Rust; however, you can only use some features in nightly Rust (like generic functions).
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Mock Derive is useful in simplifying the mocking process. It lets you set up unit tests even when using another testing system, like cargo test.
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Galvanic-mock is a behavior-driven mocking library. It is part of the testing libraries that work with galvanic-test and galvanic-assert.
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Pseudo is a small mocking library. It provides exactly what you need for mocking, and nothing more. Here are some things you can do with Pseudo:
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Wiremock provides mocking services for applications that interact with HTTP APIs. With Wiremock, you can create mock HTTP servers for testing.
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Faux allows you to create mock versions of a struct without complicating your code. Like many mocking libraries, faux is only recommended for testing purposes. Mock objects in production may be unstable and cause production problems.
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Mry allows you to easily create mock objects for unit testing. You can integrate Mry with any testing framework for Rust. Including the inbuilt testing framework, cargo test.
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