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Hi, recently I wrote a small NoSQL embedded database in Go. It is meant to run as a library, for those usa cases where you don't want to run a real database server. I leave here the link: https://github.com/ostafen/clover Maybe, it can be of help
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Hey, If you just want to run tests against database normally I just use an interface for repository methods, and initialise a new repository connected to a new Database, personally I usually use dockertest . I launch a docker for the test DB instance, and use a defer method to drop the used table after each test. Doing this you can contain the instance of docker with DB locally and it's automatically managed by docker test.
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You can test the code outside those data classes using more general mocks. https://github.com/golang/mock
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You could also try Keploy . It can not only automatically manage mocking for you but also save the requests you perform as unit tests.
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A lot of good suggestions here, I would also take a look at go-testfixtures which allows you to create some simple yaml-based fixture data to use with unit testing. It's quick and easy, but yes can get unwieldy the more you add.
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