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Excellent 👌

This video is a masterpiece

I am getting goleak error : Errors on successful test run: found unexpected goroutines:

Truely awesome explanation !

What an explanation

this is Gold

Thx for the video Bro, it was really helpful. Please keep doing more videos like this !

How to write code that you can mock and test Thanks, really great 😍

Brilliant!

Very good explanation.. , in the Ping_service.go if PingServiceImpl has some struct variable and that used inside HandlePing(), and the sturct variable intiialization happens in ping controller, then it overrides the mock. how can we achieve in this scenario ?

Hands Down. Superb Stuff. Can you provide tutorial for - ginkgo with couterfeiter mocking ? Thanks

Hi I am getting missing calls to mock controller error

Great video. Minor nitpick - your isPalindrome function will fail for UTF string. When working with strings only range operator respects runes

I have to say that is one of the best, usually the tutorials won't get too complicated on testing, but then are impractical as my code is complicated to test. Very good job, learned a lot!

Qué pasó con la segunda parte?

Here, actually you are testing a mock method. Not actual method.

What if my stuct is not empty, means pingserviceImpl has some data like string or int. Then how we handle it ??

Thanks for this content. It is very good. Question though - I see a lot of Go projects having directory structure with 'pkg', 'cmd', 'api'....etc. The one you have shown here is great too but it seems it aligns to Java project style. I just wanted to get your views on this. Please continue posting more videos like these ones which are close to production quality and close to real world scenarios.

Thanks looking forward for part 2

Cool. Your explanation very easy to apply. It's very good and excellent. Subcribed. Thanks.

great vid!

Thanks a lot for the video. But, as someone rightly pointed out I would want to see how I can mock string_utils function inside IsPalindrome() because in reality we will be writing test case for IsPalindrome() function which is our implementation. So, why bother mocking that? We have to mock it's dependencies right?

this is soo complicated and convoluted.. There's gotta be an easier way of doing this, no?

Man! I've learned a lot from this video. Thank you Federico :)

Should "getter" methods like "GetUpdatedStatus" be "value receiver" (get a copy of user) rather than "pointer receiver"? While we're not modifying the internal state of user, we're doing copy of it for nothing. In other words - is there a specific reason to not use pointers for "getters"?

One question here!, Why are we using Var instead just declaring type PingServiceImpl stric{}?

Nice one

Thanks for the video, but what we are trying to achieve here. func TestIsPalindromeWithMock(t *testing.T) { StringsService = &serviceMock{} isPalindromeFunction = func(t string) bool { return false } assert.False(t, StringsService.IsPalindrome("ana")) isPalindromeFunction = func(t string) bool { return false } assert.False(t, StringsService.IsPalindrome("ana")) } by doing this we are mocking the string_service? what we wanted is mocking the string_utils

very clean explanation

great work , thank you.

you are the boss.

Nice video and I get some insight from your video. But I think if you want to do a unit test for a service you don't need to mock that particular service,, what you need to do is only mock the string_utils function. You can create factory method to replace IsPalindrome() function inside string_utils package

Purchased your Udemy course on microservices as well!! But where is the clean architecture tutorial? Please share that!!

Excellent knowledge transfer skills! Is there any chance to continue this by introducing GoMock framework and Ginkgo on top?

I found the proto file provide the interface and what response what client can see (I think it is defined in protobuff file). Is this the domain layer defined inside that file?

Holal fece, espero la segunda parte

Awesome video contains a lot more than what the video title says. Thank you!

Hi, thanks for the tutorial. Great job! I have one problem though. What if out controller methods have 4-5 dependencies on other services? Like: type controller struct { configService ConfigServiceInterface cacheService CacheServiceInterface } Should i create a mock struct for each service ? If yes, then, where should i put the code for MockConfigService and MockCacheService structs ?

great, thank you very much!!

thx federico. I enjoyed watching the course on udemey too.

Hi Fede, awesome guide, big thanks :) can you please explain right way to use dependency injection here, i mean for example we have to inject user_service into user_controller, does right way to do it - create interfaces for services and use it in controllers structs ? like that: type UserController struct { userService interfaces.UserService } type UserService interface { Register() }

Hello Looking forward to the next part 2. Any chance to get a "Hexagonal architecture" example, with test ? All the bests during this easter holiday !

Dude, I had never seen such quality during a presentation. Do you have any course in any platform?, if you have a go course with the same quality I would buy it without any hesitation.

Hello Federico awesome, thanks for the great explanation and the examples

Hi, humble request: do we have any chance to get a TDD real world like microservice done in go ? I just bought one of your course in udemy. I'll "mock" it and learn while watching ! Thank you very much for your contribution.

Hello, thanks for your golang videos tutorials. Question: isn't there already a default execution timeout available in the golang test package ? Is this way of manually adding a timeout to a test a standard one ? Thank you once again.

Thank you very much for your go tutorials. I'm looking forward to watching the other ones.

Great video Federico as always, looking forward for part 2. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos, they are really helpful.