A mock implementation of the networking::ReplyResponse interface for testing purposes. It is specifically designed to facilitate testing by simulating the behavior of a network response. It enables controlled testing of network interactions without requiring actual network calls. It provides the mechanisms to mock common methods of a network reply, such as retrieving attributes, errors, URLs, error strings, and data content. Additionally, it includes functionality to simulate multiple consecutive network replies over a defined interval using timers. More...

#include <RequestSender.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for drn::networking::testing::ReplyResponseMock:

Collaboration diagram for drn::networking::testing::ReplyResponseMock:

Public Member Functions
	ReplyResponseMock (const foundation::QtPtr< QObject > &parent)
	Full initialisation constructor that initializes the object by assigning a parent and setting up internal components required for simulating mocked network replies.

	QMOCK (::QByteArray, readAll,(),())

	QMOCK (::QNetworkReply::NetworkError, error,(),(const, noexcept))

	QMOCK (::QString, errorString,(),(const, noexcept))

	QMOCK (::QUrl, url,(),(const, noexcept))

	QMOCK (::QVariant, attribute,(const ::QNetworkRequest::Attribute),(const, noexcept))

void	startReplies (const ::quint32 times=1, const std::chrono::milliseconds &triggerEvery=std::chrono::milliseconds{50})
	Triggers a sequence of mock network replies for testing purposes. This method enables the simulation of multiple consecutive network reply events over a specified time interval. It facilitates automated testing of scenarios that depend on repetitive network responses, such as polling mechanisms or batch data processing pipelines.

Public Member Functions inherited from drn::networking::ReplyResponse
	ReplyResponse (const foundation::QtPtr< QObject > &parent)
	Fully initialises the object with a specified parent.

virtual::QVariant	attribute (const QNetworkRequest::Attribute code) const noexcept=0
	When implemented, retrieves the specified attribute from the network request. This is used to obtain various attributes associated with a network request, such as HTTP status codes, redirection targets, etc. It is essential for handling different aspects of the response beyond the raw data.

virtual::QNetworkReply::NetworkError	error () const noexcept=0
	When implemented, provides the current error state of the network reply. This is used to retrieve the error status of a network operation. This information is crucial for handling any issues in network communication, allowing the application to react accordingly.

virtual::QString	errorString () const noexcept=0
	When implemented, provides a human-readable description of any network error that has occurred during a request-response cycle. Useful for logging or displaying error messages to users.

virtual::QByteArray	readAll ()=0
	When implemented, reads and retrieves all remaining data from the reply. This will extract all data that has been buffered into the reply object from a network operation. Typical usage involves calling this method after a network request has completed to obtain the full response payload for further processing. Use this method to read the entirety of the data content in one go.

virtual::QUrl	url () const noexcept=0
	When implemented, gives the URL to which the network request was made.

Additional Inherited Members
Signals inherited from drn::networking::ReplyResponse
void	ready ()
	Triggered when a response from a network request is ready for processing. This signal is meant to be connected to a slot or lambda function that handles the response once a network request completes. It indicates that the reply object contains data that is ready to be processed, or is in an error state.

Detailed Description

A mock implementation of the networking::ReplyResponse interface for testing purposes. It is specifically designed to facilitate testing by simulating the behavior of a network response. It enables controlled testing of network interactions without requiring actual network calls. It provides the mechanisms to mock common methods of a network reply, such as retrieving attributes, errors, URLs, error strings, and data content. Additionally, it includes functionality to simulate multiple consecutive network replies over a defined interval using timers.

Usage:

Instantiate the class and use the provided QMOCK methods to mock the desired behavior.
Call startReplies to simulate a sequence of network replies. You can define how many replies should be sent and the interval between them.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ReplyResponseMock()

drn::networking::testing::ReplyResponseMock::ReplyResponseMock ( const foundation::QtPtr< QObject > & parent )

explicit

Full initialisation constructor that initializes the object by assigning a parent and setting up internal components required for simulating mocked network replies.

Parameters

parent The parent QObject that manages the lifetime of this mock object. Pass a parent when you need to manage the instance through Qt's object tree-based memory management.