Milad-Akarie
commented
9 months ago Hey @mrverdant13 you probably need to add a RouterScope to your testing tree as well
Open mrverdant13 opened 9 months ago
Milad-Akarie
commented
9 months ago Hey @mrverdant13 you probably need to add a RouterScope to your testing tree as well
digiboridev
commented
5 months ago +1 PagelessRoutesObserver class is not actually exposed by the package itself to make mock of StackRouter for RouterScope and StackRouterScope.
Is there any solutions? @Milad-Akarie
Example:
import 'package:auto_route/src/router/controller/pageless_routes_observer.dart'; // BAD BAD LINE
// Mock auto_route router stack
class MockR extends Mock implements StackRouter {
@override
PagelessRoutesObserver pagelessRoutesObserver = PagelessRoutesObserver();
@override
bool canPop({bool ignoreChildRoutes = false, bool ignoreParentRoutes = false, bool ignorePagelessRoutes = false}) {
return true;
}
}
Widget stackRouterWrap(Widget child) {
return RouterScope(
controller: MockR(),
stateHash: 0,
inheritableObserversBuilder: () => [],
child: StackRouterScope(
controller: MockR(),
stateHash: 0,
child: child,
),
);
}
Hi 👋🏼
I am trying to test an
AutoLeadingButtonas follows:This approach works just fine for other navigation-related tests, but it throws the following exception when used for the
AutoLeadingButton:After reviewing the
AutoLeadingButtonimplementation, I found this:So I tried to update the test code as required, but seems like the
PagelessRoutesObserverclass is not actually exposed by the package itself, so this would make theAutoLeadingButtonwidget completely untestable, nor by mocking the class nor by bypassing the access to that instance.Is there anything that I am missing here? Is there any other alternative to test this widget?