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Hi I need some help!
My Boy was born a preemie @ 35 weeks so he was a lazy feeder. He was 5 pounds 12 oz.
Due to his earliness he developed Jaundice in the hospital.
My Milk took a week to come in.
So due to him being a sleepy feeder, a preemie, no milk and having Jaundice he lost a ton of weight fast. He went from 5 12 to 5 3oz. I was warned that if he dropped below 5 pounds he would have to go to the NICU and wouldn't come home with me.
So I started to supplement formula and breast milk.
I was determined to bring my baby home with me from the hospital as my first born was in the NICU for 3 months so it was important to me to bring him home with me.
Fast forward 2 weeks.
My baby went from "scheduled" feedings every 2 hours of 1 1/2 oz of BM/formula to "scheduled" feeding every 3 hours now that he is gaining weight.
However here is my routine (it is killing me)! Nurse the baby - this can take 30-45 min.
Then pump for 15 min both breast @ the same time. I am now getting almost 4 oz of BM after pumping. My baby only needs 1 1/2 oz of milk so I freeze the rest. After pumping I give him a bottle of 1 1/2 oz that he kills but this takes about 10-15 more min. Then I have to clean everything up.
So here are my issues:
1)I want to stop pumping because I am making more milk then I need - but if I stop pumping and just nurse the baby I am so engorged.
2) If I cut him off the bottle and nurse him he is not a happy camper. He is awake most of the time and just wants to nurse - but then gets on the breast feeds for like 5 min and then falls asleep.
3) even after nursing he is hungry. I know I have the milk to feed him as I am getting 4 oz out but he is barley taking any milk from my breast. His latch is good BTW.
4) I can not continue the routine of nursing, pumping, feeding a bottle then cleaning up as it is draining me.
5) if I don't continue my current routine I have very painful boobs and a unhappy baby.
How do I get my baby on my breast and only my breast?
What do I do about my over supply?
The only good thing about this is I have like 3 weeks of BM in my freezer.
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Alright ladies... I need some advice from some of the more experienced mama's! My dd is 6.5 months, and has never been sick a day in her life ... thank God! Breanah was running a fever yesterday (100.0 rectal) so I gave her some Tylenol. It brought it down with the tylenol to normal range. She really isn't acting like she is sick. Today, she ran a temp like 99.8 and 99.9. (again, giving Tylenol) No runny nose, cough, or abnormal behavior. Heck, she isn't even fussing, which is what I guess is concerning to me. She is although not eating as often. This am she BF at 9am, then waited until like 2:30pm to eat again (I offered... she flat refused till then) Then she didn't eat again until like 8pm! This was really strange.. she def eats more often than this usually!
So my questions are: **at what point do you become concerned? I know my pedi says to call them for fevers 100.1 and above. **Could it just be maybe she is getting ready to cut teeth? **Do they run fevers like that with teething? **Do their appetites decrease when they might be getting ready to get teeth? Maybe she has a virus? **When should I call the Dr?
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MockBox: The ColdBox Mocking/Stubbing Framework
Covers up to version 3.0.0
MockBox is a companion package to TestBox (xUnit and BDD Testing Framework) that will give you advanced mocking/stubbing capabilities; hence a Mocking Framework. You can use it from withing TestBox or as a standalone package.
Download from our downloads page or clone via github:
git clone git://github.com/ColdBox/coldbox-platform.git coldbox
- MockBox Release Notes
- http://www.mxunit.org
- Approaches to Mocking
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mock_object Wikipedia Mock Objects
- Using mock objects for complex unit tests IBM developerWorks
- Unit testing with mock objects IBM developerWorks
- Emergent Design by Scott Bain
- Mocks Aren't Stubs by Martin Fowler
System Requirements
MockBox has been designed to work under the following CFML Engines:
- Railo 3.1 and beyond
- Adobe ColdFusion 9+
- Open Blue Dragon
- Write capabilities on disk for the default path of /{mockbox}/system/testings/stubs. You can also choose the directory destination for stub creations yourself when you initialize MockBox. If using ColdFusion 9 or Railo you can even use ram:// and use the virtual file system.
Installing MockBox
MockBox can be downloaded from http://www.coldbox.org or can be installed via CommandBox:
// latest stable version box install mockbox // latest bleeding edge box install mockbox-be // installing with testbox box install testbox
This will install MockBox in a /mockbox folder from where you called the command. You can also extract the download zip and place it anywhere you like and create a mapping called /mockbox that points to mockbox in the distribution folder, this is the most secure approach. However, you can just place it in the webroot if you like.
this.mappings[ "/mockbox" ] = expandPath( "C:/frameworks/mockbox/" );
What is Mocking?
"A mock object is an object that takes the place of a 'real' object in such a way that makes testing easier and more meaningful, or in some cases, possible at all". by Scott Bain (Emergent Design - The Evolutionary Nature of Professional Software Development)
Here are some examples of real life mocks to get you in the mocking mood:
When doing unit testing of ColdFusion CFCs, we will come to a point where a single class can have multiple external dependencies or collaborators; whether they are classes themselves, data, external APIs, etc. Therefore, in order to unit test our class exclusively and easily we need to be able to mock this behavior or have full control of this behavior. Remember that unit testing is the testing of software units in isolation. If not, we would be instantiating and creating entire set of components, frameworks, pulling network plugs and so much more ridiculous but functional things just to test one single piece of functionality and/or behavior. So in summary, mock objects are just test oriented replacements for collaborators and dependencies.
Mock objects can also be created by hand, but MockBox takes this pain away by leveraging dynamic techniques so that you can Mock dynamically and at runtime. Like Scott Bain describes in his Emergent Design book:
"Mocks are definitely congruent with the Gang of Four (GoF) notion of designing to interfaces, because a mock is essentially the interface without any real implementation." - Scott Bain (Emergent Design)
You will be leveraging MockBox to create objects that represent your dependencies or even data, decide what methods will return (expectations), mock network connections, exceptions and much more. You can then very easily test the exclusive behavior of components as you will now have control of all expectations, and remember that testing is all about expectations. Also, as your object oriented applications get more complex, mocking becomes essential, but you have to be aware that there are limitations. Not only will you do unit-testing but you will need to expand to do integration testing to make sure the all encompassing behavior is still maintained. However, by using a mocking framework like MockBox you will be able to apply a test-driven development methodology to your unit-testing and be able to accelerate your development and testing. The more you mock, the more you will get a feel for it and find it completely essential when doing unit testing. Welcome to a world where mocking is fun and not frowned upon :)
Our Approach, Features and Benefits
The approach that we take with MockBox is a dynamic and minimalistic approach. Why dynamic? Well, because we dynamically transform target objects into mock form at runtime. The API for the mocking factory is very easy to use and provides you a very simplistic approach to mocking. We even use $() style method calls so you can easily distinguish when using or mocking methods, properties, etc. So what can MockBox do for me?
- Create mock objects for you and keep their methods intact (Does not wipe methods, so you can do method spys, or mock helper methods)
- Create mock objects and wipe out their method signatures
- Create stub objects for objects that don't even exist yet. So you can build to interfaces and later build dependencies.
- Decorate instantiated objects with mocking capabilities (So you can mock targeted methods and properties; spys)
- Mock internal object properties, basically do property injections in any internal scope
- State-Machine Results. Have a method recycle the results as it is called consecutively. So if you have a method returning two results and you call the method 4 times, the results will be recycled: 1,2,1,2
- Method call counter, so you can keep track of how many times a method has been called
- Method arguments call logging, so you can keep track of method calls and their arguments as they are called. This is a great way to find out what was the payload when calling a mocked method
- Ability to mock results depending on the argument signatures sent to a mocked method with capabilities to even provide state-machine results
- Ability to mock private/package methods
- Ability to mock exceptions from methods or make a method throw a controlled exception
- Ability to change the return type of methods or preserve their signature at runtime, extra cool when using stubs that still have no defined signature
- Ability to call a debugger method ($debug()) on mocked objects to retrieve extra debugging information about its mocking capabilities and its mocked calls
Creating MockBox
// Within TestBox mockBox = new testbox.system.MockBox(); // StandAlone mockBox = new mockbox.system.MockBox(); // Within a TestBox Spec getMockBox()
The factory takes in one constructor argument that is not mandatory: generationPath. This path is a relative path of where the factory generates internal mocking stubs that are included later on at runtime. Therefore, the path must be a path that can be used using cfinclude. The default path the mock factory uses is the following, so you do not have to specify one, just make sure the path has WRITE permissions:
/mockbox/system/stubs or /mockbox/system/testing/stubs
Creating a Mock Object
In order to create a mock object you need to use any of the following methods: createMock(), createEmptyMock(), or prepareMock().
Used to create a new mock object from scratch or from an already instantiated object.
public any createMock([string CLASSNAME], [any OBJECT], [boolean CLEARMETHODS='false'], [boolean CALLLOGGING='true'])
- className - The class name of the object to create and mock
- object - The instantiated object to add mocking capabilities to, similar to using prepareMock()
- clearMethods - If true, all methods in the target mock object will be removed. You can then mock only the methods that you want to mock
- callLogging - Add method call logging for all mocked methods only
collaborator = mockbox.createMock("model.myClass");
Used to create a new mock object with all its method signatures wiped out, basically an interface with no real implementation. It will be up to you to mock all behavior.
public any createEmptyMock(string CLASSNAME, [any OBJECT], [boolean CALLLOGGING='true'])
- className - The class name of the object to create and mock
- object - The instantiated object to add mocking capabilities to, similar to using prepareMock()
- callLogging - Add method call logging for all mocked methods only
user = mockbox.createEmptyMock("model.User");
Decorate an already instantiated object with mocking capabilities. It does not wipe out the object's methods or signature, it only decorates it (mixes-in methods) with methods for mocking operations. This is great for doing targeted mocking for specific methods, private methods, properties and more.
public any prepareMock([any OBJECT], [boolean CALLLOGGING='true'])
- object - The already instantiated object to prepare for mocking
- callLogging - Add method call logging for all mocked methods only
myService = createObject("component","model.services.MyCoolService").init(); // prepare it for mocking mockBox.prepareMock( myService );
Important : If call logging is turned on, then the mock object will keep track of all method calls to mocked methods ONLY. It will store them in a sequential array with all the arguments the method was called with (named or ordered). This is essential if you need to investigate if a method was called and with what arguments. You can also use this to inspect save or update calls based on mocked external repositories.
Let's say that we have a user service layer object that relies on the following objects:
- sessionstorage - a session facade object
- transfer - the transfer ORM
- userDAO - a data access object for complex query operations
We can start testing our user service and mocking its dependencies by preparing it in a test case CFC with the following setup() method:
component extends="testbox.system.BaseSpec" { function beforeAll(){ //Create the User Service to test, do not remove methods, just prepare for mocking. userService = createMock("model.UserService"); // Mock the session facade, I am using the coldbox one, it can be any facade though mockSession= createEmptyMock(className='coldbox.system.plugins.SessionStorage'); // Mock Transfer mockTransfer = createEmptyMock(className='transfer.com.Transfer'); // Mock DAO mockDAO = createEmptyMock(className='model.UserDAO'); //Init the User Service with mock dependencies userService.init(mockTransfer,mockSession,mockDAO); } function run(){ describe( "User Service", function(){ it( "can get data", function(){ // mock a query using mockbox's querysimulator mockQuery = querySim("id, name 1|Luis Majano 2|Alexia Majano"); // mock the DAO call with this mocked query as its return mockDAO.$("getData", mockQuery); data = userService.getData(); expect( data ).toBe( mockQuery ); }); }); } }
The service CFC we just injected mocked dependencies:
<cfcomponent name="UserService" output="False"> <cffunction name="init" returntype="UserService" output="False"> <cfargument name="transfer"> <cfargument name="sessionStorage"> <cfargument name="userDAO"> <cfscript> instance.transfer = arguments.transfer; instance.sessionStorage = arguments.sessionStorage; instance.userDAO = arguments.userDAO; return this; </cfscript> </cffunction> <cffunction name="getData" returntype="query" output="false"> <cfreturn instance.userDao.getData()> </cffunction> </cfcomponent>
Creating a Stub Object
In order to create a stub object you will use the : createStub() method.
public any createStub([boolean callLogging='true'], [extends], [implements])
- callLogging - Add method call logging for all mocked methods
- extends - Make the stub extend from certain CFC
- implements - Make the stub adhere to an interface(s)
This method will create an empty stub object that you can use and mock with methods and properties. It can then be used in any code to satisfy dependencies meanwhile you build them. This is great to start working on projects where you are relying on other teams to build functionality but you have agreed on specific data or code interfaces. It is also super fancy as it can allow you to tell the stub to inherit from another CFC and look like it, or even pass in one or more interfaces that it must implement. If they are interfaces, then MockBox will generate all the necessary methods to satisfy those interfaces.
CreateStub() Inheritance
The createStub() method has an argument called extends that accepts a class path. This will create and generate a stub that physically extends that class path directly. This is an amazing way to create stubs that you can override with inherited functionality or just make it look like it is EXACTLY the type of object you want.
myService = mockbox.createStub(extends="model.security.MyService");
CreateStub() Interfaces
The createStub() method has an argument called implements that accepts a list of interface class paths you want the stub to implement. MockBox will then generate the stub and it will make sure that it implements all the methods the interfaces have defined as per their contract. This is such a fantastic and easy way to create a stub that looks and feels and actually has the methods an interface needs.
myFakeProvider = mockbox.createStub(implements="coldbox.system.cache.ICacheProvider");
Mocking Methods
Once you have created a mock object, you can use it like the real object as it will respond exactly as it was coded. However, you can override its behavior by using the mocking methods that have been placed on the mocked object at runtime. The methods that you can call upon in your object are the following (we will review them in detail later):
|Method Name
|Return Type
|The Mock
|Used to mock a method on the mock object that can return, throw or be a void method.
|The Mock
|Mock a property in the object on any scope.
|$getProperty(name, scope)
|Retrieve any public or private internal state variable so you can do assertions and more mocking.
|The Mock
|Mock 1 or more results of a mock method call, must be chained to a $() or $().$args() call
|The Mock
|Mock 1 or more arguments in sequential or named order. Must be called concatenated to a $() call and must be followed by a concatenated $results() call so the results are matched to specific arguments.
|to denote columns. Ex: id, name 1 | Luis Majano 2 | Joe Louis
This is the method that you will call upon in order to mock a method's behavior and return results. This method has the capability of mocking a return value or even making the method throw a controlled exception. By default the mocked method results will be returned all the time the method is called. So if the mocked method is called twice, the results will always be returned.
any $(string method, [any returns], boolean preserveReturnType='true', [boolean throwException='false'], [string throwType=], [string throwDetail=], [string throwMessage=], [boolean callLogging='false'])
- method - The method you want to mock
- returns - The results it must return, if not passed it returns void or expected to use the mockResults method. (Optional)
- preserveReturnType - If false, the mock will make the returntype of the method equal to ANY, if not it preserves the original return type.
- throwException - If you want the method call to throw an exception (Defaults to false)
- throwType - The type of the exception to throw
- throwDetail - The detail of the exception to throw
- throwMessage - The message of the exception to throw
- callLogging - Will add the machinery to also log the incoming arguments to each subsequent calls to this method
The cool thing about this method is that it also returns the same instance of the object. Therefore, you can use it to chain calls to the object and do multiple mocking of methods all within the same line. Remember that if no returns argument is provided then the return is void
function beforeAll(){ mockUser = createMock("model.security.User"); //Mock several methods all in one shot! mockUser.$("isFound",false).$("isDirty",false).$("isSaved",true); }
Let's do some samples now.
//make exists return true in a mocked session object mockSession.$(method="exists",returns=true); expect(mockSession.exists('whatevermanKey')).toBeTrue(); //make exists return true and then false and then repeat the sequence mockSession.$(method="exists").$results(true,false); expect( mockSession.exists('yeaaaaa') ).toBeTrue(); expect( mockSession.exists('nada') ).toBeFalse(); //make the getVar return a mock User object mockUser = createMock(className="model.User"); mockSession.$(method="getVar",results=mockUser); expect( mockSession.getVar('sure') ).toBe( mockUser ); //Make the call to user.checkPermission() throw an invalid exception mockUser.$(method="checkPermission", throwException=true, throwType="InvalidPermissionException", throwMessage="Invalid permission detected", throwDetail="The permission you sent was invalid, please try again."); try{ mockUser.checkPermission('invalid'); } catch(Any e){ if( e.type neq "InvalidPermissionException"){ fail('The type was invalid #e.type#'); } } //mock a method with call logging mockSession.$(method="setVar",callLogging=true); mockSession.setVar("Hello","Luis"); mockSession.setVar("Name","luis majano"); //dump the call logs <cfdump var="#mockSession.$callLog()#">
This method is used in order to mock an internal property on the target object. Let's say that the object has a private property of userDAO that lives in the variables scope and the lifecycle for the object is controlled by its parent, in this case the user service. This means that this dependency is created by the user service and not injected by an external force or dependency injection framework. How do we mock this? Very easily by using the $property() method on the target object.
any $property(any obj, string propertyName, [string propertyScope='variables'], any mock)
- propertyName - The name of the property to mock
- propertyScope - The scope where the property lives in. The default is variables scope.
- mock - The object or data to inject and mock
//decorate our user service with mocking capabilities, just to show a different approach userService = getMockBox().prepareMock( createObject("component","model.UserService") ); //create a mock dao and mock the getUsers() method mockDAO=getMockBox().createEmptyMock("model.UserDAO").$("getUsers",QueryNew("")); //Inject it as a property of the user service, since no external injections are found. variables scope is the default. userService.$property(propertyName="userDAO",mock=mockDAO); //Test a user service method that uses the DAO results = userService.getUsers(); assertTrue( isQuery(results) );
Not only can you mock properties that are objects, but also mock properties that are simple/complex types. Let's say you have a property in your target object that controls debugging and by default the property is false, but you want to test the debugging capabilities of your class. So we have to mock it to true now, but the property exists in variables.instance.debugMode? No problem mate (Like my friend Mark Mandel says)!
//decorate the cache object with mocking capabilties cache = getMockBox().createMock(object=createObject("component","MyCache")); //mock the debug property cache.$property(propertyName="debugMode",propertyScope="instance",mock=true);
This method can help you retrieve any public or private internal state variable so you can do assertions. You can also pass in a scope argument so you can not only retrieve properties from the variables scope but from any nested structure inside of any private scope:
any $getProperty(name [scope='variables']
- name - The name of the property to retrieve
- scope - The scope where the property lives in. The default is variables scope.
expect( model.$getProperty("dataNumber", "variables") ).toBe( 4 ); expect( model.$getProperty("name", "variables.instance") ).toBe( "Luis" );
This method can only be used in conjunction with $() as a chained call as it needs to know for what method are the results for.
The purpose of this method is to make a method return more than 1 result in a specific repeating sequence. This means that if you set the mock results to be 2 results and you call your method 4 times, the sequence will repeat itself 1 time. MUMBO JUMBO, show me!! Ok Ok, hold your horses.
//Mock 3 values for the getSetting method controller.$("getSetting").$results(true,"cacheEnabled","myapp.model"); //Call getSetting 1 <cfdump var="#controller.getSetting()#"> Results = true //Call getSetting 2 <cfdump var="#controller.getSetting()#"> Results = "cacheEnabled" //Call getSetting 3 <cfdump var="#controller.getSetting()#"> Results = "myapp.model" //Call getSetting 4 <cfdump var="#controller.getSetting()#"> Results = true //Call getSetting 5 <cfdump var="#controller.getSetting()#"> Results = "cacheEnabled"
As you can see, the sequence repeats itself once the call counter increases. Let's say that you have a test where the first call to a user object's isAuthorized() method is false but then it has to be true. Then you can do this:
mockUser = getMockBox().createMock("model.User"); mockUser.$("isAuthorized").$results(false,true);
This method is used to tell MockBox that you want to mock a method with a SPECIFIC number of argument calls. Then you will have to set the return results for it, but this is absolutely necessary if you need to test an object that makes several method calls to the same method with different arguments, and you need to mock different results coming back. Example, let's say you are using a ColdBox configuration bean that holds configuration data. You make several calls to the getKey() method with different arguments:
configBean.getKey('DebugMode'); configBean.getKey('OutgoingMail');
How in the world can I mock ths? Well, using the mock arguments method.
//get a mock config bean mockConfig = getMockBox().createEmptyMock("coldbox.system.beans.ConfigBean"); //mock the method with args mockConfig.$("getKey").$args("debugmode").$results(true); mockConfig.$("getKey").$args("OutgoingMail").$results('firstname.lastname@example.com'); //Then you can call and get the expected results
So remember that if you use the $args() call, you need to tell it what kind of results you are expecting by calling the $results() method after it or you might end up with an exception.
This method is NOT injected into mock objects but avaialble via MockBox directly in order to create queries very quickly. This is a great way to simulate cfquery calls, cfdirectory or any other cf tag the returns a query.
function testGetUsers(){ // Mock a query mockQuery = mockBox.querySim("id,fname,lname 1 | luis | majano 2 | joe | louis 3 | bob | lainez"); // tell the dao to return this query mockDAO.$("getUsers", mockQuery); }
Verification Methods
The following methods are also mixed in at runtime into mock objects and they will be used to verify behavior and calls from these mock/stub objects. These are great in order to find out how many mocked methods calls have been made and to find out the arguments that where passed to each mocked method call.
|Method Name
|Return Type
|Get the number of times all mocked methods have been called on a mock or pass in a method name and get a the method's call count.
|$times(count,[methodName]) or $verifyCallCount(count,[methodName])
|Assert how many calls have been made to the mock or a specific mock method
|Assert that no interactions have been made to the mock or a specific mock method: Alias to $times(0)
|Assert that at least a certain number of calls have been made on the mock or a specific mock method
|Assert that only 1 call has been made on the mock or a specific mock method
|$atMost(maxNumberOfInvocations, [methodName])
|Assert that at most a certain number of calls have been made on the mock or a specific mock method.
|Retrieve the method call logger structure of all mocked method calls.
|Reset all mock counters and logs on the targeted mock.
|Retrieve a structure of mocking debugging information about a mock object.
Get the number of times a method has been called or the entire number of calls made to ANY mocked method on this mock object. If the method has never been called, you will receive a 0. If the method does not exist or has not been mocked, then it will return a -1.
numeric $count([string methodName])
- methodName - Name of the method to get the counter for (Optional)
mockUser = getMockBox().createMock("model.User"); mockUser.$("isAuthorized").$results(false,true); debug(mockUser.$count("isAuthorized")); //DUMPS 0 mockUser.isAuthorized(); debug(mockUser.$count("isAuthorized")); //DUMPS 1 mockUser.isAuthorized(); debug(mockUser.$count("isAuthorized")); //DUMPS 2 // dumps 2 also debug( mockUser.$count() );
$times() or $verifyCallCount()
This method is used to assert how many times a mocked method has been called or ANY mocked method has been called.
Boolean $times(numeric count, [methodname])
- count - The number of times any method or a specific mocked method has been called
- methodName - The optional method name to assert the number of method calls
security = getMockBox().createMock("model.security"); //No calls yet expect( security.$times(0) ).toBeTrue(); security.$("isValidUser",false); security.isValidUser(); // Asserts expect( security.$times(1) ).toBeTrue(); expect( security.$times(1,"isValidUser") ).toBeTrue(); security.$("authenticate",true); security.authenticate("username","password"); expect( security.$times(2) ).toBeTrue(); expect( security.$times(1,"authenticate") ).toBeTrue();
This method is a quick notation for the $times(0) call but more expressive when written in code:
Boolean $never([methodname])
- methodName - The optional method name to assert the number of method calls
security = getMockBox().createMock("model.security"); //No calls yet expect( security.$never() ).toBeTrue(); security.$("isValidUser",false); security.isValidUser(); // Asserts expect( security.$never("isValidUser") ).toBeFalse();
This method can help you verify that at least a minimum number of calls have been made to all mocked methods or a specific mocked method.
Boolean $atLeast(minNumberOfInvocations,[methodname])
- minNumberOfInvocations - The min number of calls to assert
- methodName - The optional method name to assert the number of method calls
// let's say we have a service that verifies user credentials // and if not valid, then tries to check if the user can be inflated from a cookie // and then verified again function verifyUser(){ if( isValidUser() ){ log.info("user is valid, doing valid operations"); } // check if user cookie exists if( isUserCookieValid() ){ // inflate credentials inflateUserFromCookie(); // Validate them again if( NOT isValidUser() ){ log.error("user from cookie invalid, aborting"); } } } // Now the test it( "can verify a user", function(){ security = createMock("model.security").$("isValidUser",false); security.storeUserCookie("invalid"); security.verifyUser(); // Asserts that isValidUser() has been called at least 5 times expect( security.$atLeast(5,"isValidUser") ).toBeFalse(); // Asserts that isValidUser() has been called at least 2 times expect( security.$atLeast(2,"isValidUser") ).toBeFalse(); });
This method can help you verify that only ONE mocked method call has been made on the entire mock or a specific mocked method. Useful alias!
Boolean $once([methodname])
- methodName - The optional method name to assert the number of method calls
// let's say we have a service that verifies user credentials // and if not valid, then tries to check if the user can be inflated from a cookie // and then verified again function verifyUser(){ if( isValidUser() ){ log.info("user is valid, doing valid operations"); } // check if user cookie exists if( isUserCookieValid() ){ // inflate credentials inflateUserFromCookie(); // Validate them again if( NOT isValidUser() ){ log.error("user from cookie invalid, aborting"); } } } // Now the test it( "can verify a user", function(){ security = getMockBox().createMock("model.security").$("isValidUser",false); security.storeUserCookie("valid"); security.verifyUser(); expect( security.$once("isValidUser") ).toBeTrue(); });
This method can help you verify that at most a maximum number of calls have been made to all mocked methods or a specific mocked method.
Boolean $atLeast(minNumberOfInvocations,[methodname])
- maxNumberOfInvocations - The max number of calls to assert
- methodName - The optional method name to assert the number of method calls
// let's say we have a service that verifies user credentials // and if not valid, then tries to check if the user can be inflated from a cookie // and then verified again function verifyUser(){ if( isValidUser() ){ log.info("user is valid, doing valid operations"); } // check if user cookie exists if( isUserCookieValid() ){ // inflate credentials inflateUserFromCookie(); // Validate them again if( NOT isValidUser() ){ log.error("user from cookie invalid, aborting"); } } } // Now the test it( "can verify a user", function(){ security = createMock("model.security").$("isValidUser",false); security.storeUserCookie("valid"); security.verifyUser(); // Asserts that isValidUser() has been called at most 1 times expect( security.$atMost(1,"isValidUser") ).toBeFalse(); });
This method is used to retrieve a structure of method calls that have been made on mocked methods of the mock object. This is extermely useful when you want to assert that a certain method was called with the appropriate arguments. Great for testing method calls that save or update data to some kind of persistent storage. Also great to find out what was the state of the data of a call at certain points in time.
Each mocked method is a key in the structure that contains an array of calls. Each array element can have 0 or more arguments that are traced when methods where called with arguments. If they where made with ordered or named arguments, you will be able to know the difference. We recommend dumping out the structure to check out its composition.
struct $callLog()
security = getMockBox().createMock("model.security"); //Call methods on it that perform something, but mock the saveUserState method, it returns void security.$("saveUserState"); //get the call log for this method userStateLog = security.$callLog().saveUserState; expect( arrayLen(userStateLog) eq 0 ).toBeTrue();
This method is a utility method used to clear out all call logging and method counters.
void $reset()
security = getMockBox().createMock("model.security").$("isValidUser", true); security.isValidUser( mockUser ); // now clear out all call logs and test again security.$reset(); mockUser.$property("authorized","variables",true); security.isValidUser( mockUser );
This method is used for debugging purposes. If you would like to get a structure of all the mocking internals of an object, just call this method and it will return to you a structure of data that you can dump for debugging purposes.
<cfdump var="#targetObject.$debug()#">
Some Examples
The Collaborator
The premise of a collaborator is that it is an object that collaborates with another object for some purpose. Usually this is a dependency of some sort. Now, you can have a collaborator that is injected into the target object by some form of dependency injection, or it is created by the target object. Either way, you need to be able to mock the behavior of this collaborator object. The latter approach is much harder to test because you are doing a createObject() call. However, you need to put into practice your testable and refactor skills to work, in order to make this more testable. Thanks Marc Esher!
//hard to mock in a method call function checkEmail(email){ var validator = createObject("component","model.util.Validator"); return validator.isEmail(arguments.email); }
The source above is too hard to test because you have no control over the create object call. Therefore you can have two solutions for this, which actually makes your code more testable.
- Have a method return to you an instance of the Validator object.
- Have the Validator object be injected via dependency injection into your target object.
Most of the time collaborators can be injected by dependency injection, but sometimes they will not as they are only in use by the target object. So let's do both approaches, starting with dependency injection via annotations: cfproperty.
<cfproperty name="Validator" type="model" instance="scope" /> //or setter injection <cffunction name="setValidator" access="public" returntype="void" output="false"> <cfargument name="validator" type="any"> <cfset instance.validator = arguments.validator> </cffunction>
Now that we have a annotation injection or a setter injection, let's mock the collaborator into our target object with the mocked method for isValid email.
targetObject = createObject("component","model.TargetObject"); //prepare it for mocking, don't remove any methods prepareMock(targetObject); //Create our mock collaborator mockValidator = getMockBox().createEmptyMock('model.Validator'); //Mock the isEmail valid method mockValidator.$("isEmail",true); //Inject it with setter injection targetObject.setValidator(mockValidator); //Inject it via mock property targetObject.$property("validator","instance",mockValidator);
There you go. Now let's refactor our method call:
function checkEmail(email){ return instance.validator.isEmail(arguments.email); } //or function checkEmail(email){ return getValidator().isEmail(arguments.email); }
As you can see, even our method look cleaner and sharper thanks to our refactoring. However, the most important aspect of our refactoring is that now we can mock the collaborator.
Method Spies
The premise of method spies is that you want to mock the return of method calls inside the target object that we are testing because these methods are helper methods. Also, maybe these helper methods have an access type of private which we cannot mock directly. Here is a typical example in one of my security objects:
function userValidator(rule){ //validate a user var user = getUserSession(); if( user.isAuthorized() ){ return true; } //Check if single sign on cookie exists and is valid if( isSSOCookieValid() ){ authorizeUser(user); } else{ return false; } }
Ok, this simple liner security validator throws tons of problems. Why? Well, I have three internal private calls:
- getUserSession() - supposed to return a nice user object
- isSSOCookieValid() - checks if a single sign on cookie is set
- authorizeUser() - Authorize a user in my system
Since I am unit testing this target object's userValidator method, I don't really care about the method calls, I just worry about the behavior that is associated with them because my other tests will go into detail about what they do. However, for my purposes of testing the userValidator method, I just need behavior. Thus, we need to be able to create mocking representations of these methods.
function beforeAll(){ //target object security = prepareMock( createObject("component","model.Security") ); //create a mock user object mockUser = createEmptyMock("model.User"); } function run(){ describe( "A user", function(){ it( "can be authenticated", function(){ //mock user authorizations according to case calls mockUser.$("isAuthorized").$results(true,false,false); security.$("getUserSession", mockUser); //case 1: authorized user expect(security.userValidator()).toBeTrue(); //case 2: unauthorized user with invalid cookie security.$("isSSOCookieValid",false); expect( security.userValidator() ).toBeFalse(); //case 3: unauthorized user with valid cookie security.$("isSSOCookieValid",true); //mock the authorizeUser void call security.$("authorizeUser"); expect( security.userValidator() ).toBeTrue(); }); }); }
As you can see from the example above, I mocked all the necessary data and objects to test all the paths that I could follow in my user validator method. Now we are cooking with MockBox.
Now you have seen the power of the MockBox!, a minimalistic and simplistic approach to mocking and stubbing for ColdFusion applications. So remember that you can use this library outside of your ColdBox applications like any other mocking/stubbing framework, but you can also use it in your ColdBox testing with some added features. Welcome to the world of Mocks!!


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So far there haven't been very large crowds as they only opened two weeks ago and I haven't really seen any advertising effort. When I have played it was usually 4 on 4 which is actually a good amount on these fields. It will definitely be nice to get more people out there. If you plan on going, post a message on paintballscene.com and hopefully you can get some more people to join you.
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Seems cool. Although I've never been hit by a reball, does it hurt more? It says you have to chrono at 240. I would go but rotors+reballs= no me gusta.
Nah, it doesn't hurt more, it feels like a normal paintball, since they lower the chrono speeds. But getting hit with a reball at 300 fps with definitely hurt more than a regular paintball. If you get a Pinokio, those work great for reball.
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what brand of reballs do you provide? and how many people have been showing up on saturdays?
We use actual Reballs from Reball, Inc. These are not cheap knock-offs or imitations. The best for your marker that you can use. This means no powder or oils are required. Just load and shoot.
Keeping in mind we have only been open for 2 weeks, we had a very good showing on Saturday. We had 65 players show up for the day. A good start. It is our hope that we will soon be handling our maximum level of 80 players per 3 hour session.
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All of you Houston players, there is a new indoor field located in Northwest Houston! It is set in a commercial office building and simulates Close Quarters Battle (CQB). It is a reball and airsoft course and most of the fields are hallways and offices with various holes and passageways cut out of the walls making the game play very unique. I have been there twice since it opened and it is a blast! Field fee is $25 for a 3 hour session and that includes unlimited paint (reballs) and air, which saves me about $50 every time I go compared to all the other FPO fields around. Combine that with the air conditioning and this is my new favorite place, especially in the summer! Oh yeah and they are open 7 days a week including until 2:00 am on Fridays and Saturdays. Definitely check them out!
Thank you Twig for helping get the word out! Everyone can connect with us on Facebook (Indoor Tactical Sports)too. We have recently added links to some cool videos. Catch up with us on Twitter @indoorTactical
You should start hearing our ads being streamed on KRBE as well as seeing our ads on HoustonKids.org. Very shortly you will see our ads at Willowbrook AMC 24 theaters. So ads are coming!
Thank you again,
Robert (OMAC) Pevehouse
President / Owner
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File this one under, um…seriously?! According to research conducted by U.K. beauty retailer Superdrug, 12 percent of men don't know their wives' birthdays. (How these men are still married—or haven't figured it out by now—we'll never know.) The study also found that, not surprisingly, 11.39 percent of men don't know their wives' bra size and 23 percent are unsure of their dress sizes.
Shades of Green4 of 17
While the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy was technically released as fan fiction in 2011, the fetish-filled tale of entrepreneur Christian Grey and student Anastasia Steele hit it big in 2012 when the books were released by mainstream publishing houses. As of July, the trilogy had sold 20 million copies in the United States alone and accounted for 20 percent of all adult fiction books purchased. The series also set the record for the fastest-selling paperback of all time, surpassing paperback sales of Harry Potter.
Without a Doubt5 of 17
The results of a recent study from UCLA suggested that brides and grooms may need to take their cold feet more seriously. When study participants were asked if they were ever uncertain about getting hitched, 47 percent of husbands and 38 percent of wives said yes. Among women, 19 percent of those who reported pre-wedding reservations were divorced four years later, compared with 8 percent of those who did not report having any qualms about walking down the aisle.
Under One Roof6 of 17
A growing number of adults age 50 and over are choosing to live with their significant other instead of getting hitched, according to an August study in the Journal of Marriage and Family. While these boomers aren't saying, "I do," most of them are sticking together: Of the couples who were living together when the study began, the average length of their relationships at that point was more than eight years. And over the course of the eight-year study, only 18 percent of the couples called it quits.
Coming of Age7 of 17
Here's a reason to jump for joy that you're out of your 20s. British social-networking site Friends Reunited discovered that happiness begins at age 33. According to the site's study, 70 percent of survey takers over the age of 40 said they were not truly happy until they'd reached that magical age.
Keep it Casual8 of 17
Hooking up has gotten a bad rap over the years but a 2012 study may change that. Researchers found that, on days they have sex, women feel physically satisfied nearly 93 percent of the time, cheered up 67 percent of the time and more attractive 45 percent of the time. These finding were more or less the same for casual sex and committed sex
Slow Poke9 of 17
Scientists began clinical trials on a new birth-control method that can last up to 10 years! Called Vasalgel, the "prevention serum" must be injected into a man's penis, a procedure that takes about 15 minutes. Vasalgel won't be available until 2015, so men can take these next three years to warm up to the idea.
Getting Around10 of 17
This year, experts at UCLA led a study to define "hypersexual disorder" (more commonly known as sex addiction) as a legitimate mental health condition. We'll have to wait until May 2013 to find out if the disorder gets official approval from the psychiatry powers that be—that's when the revised 5th edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders will be published.
Paging June Cleaver11 of 17
Well, this is depressing. According to a survey by Match.com, 25 percent of men say they'll marry a woman even if there's no spark. So, what's the motivation for tying the knot? Apparently, these guys are just interested in having someone to cook their dinner, do their laundry and give them convenient access to sex. What year is it again?
Ovulation Goggles12 of 17
Researchers from the University of Texas at San Antonio found that during the week near ovulation, "women delude themselves into thinking that the sexy bad boys will become devoted partners and better dads," this according to study author Kristina Durante. Of course, we still like to think that a woman's good judgment can prevail over her hormones.
Once Is Enough13 of 17
While it may be tempting to rekindle an old romance, Amber Vennum, assistant professor of family studies and human services at Kansas State University, cautioned against cyclical relationships, where couples split up and get back together. According to her research, people in these second-time-around romances tended to be less satisfied with their relationship and were more uncertain about its future.
Shacking Up14 of 17
Men are often characterized as dragging their feet when it comes to settling down but new research debunks this commitment-phobe stereotype. It turns out that men are apparently more willing than women to move in together, with 46 percent saying that they would expect to move in together within a year of dating, compared to just 26 percent of women who count on cohabitating by a relationship's first anniversary.
Forgive & Forget?15 of 17
According to a survey released by online dating site OurTime.com, 42 percent of adults would reconcile with their partners after an affair. And, women appear to be more forgiving than men are: 46 percent of female respondents would be willing to repair the relationship, compared with 37 percent of males.
Never a Dull Moment?16 of 17
We wish. In a survey by the website Good in Bed, 25 percent of respondents said they felt bored in their relationships, with another 25 percent admitting that they felt on the brink of boredom. To end the ennui, 58 percent of respondents said they would be interested in trying something new in the bedroom. Handcuffs, anyone?
Morning People17 of 17
What better way to start your day than with a little nookie? Thirty-four percent of Americans say that the optimal time for sex is in the morning, a study released this year found. Sex in the evening came in second at 26 percent, while 23 percent of those surveyed prefer a middle-of-the-night romp.


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The Obamacon Debate; Crosstown Rival Debate
Some important person said it first: "You can't have it both ways — unless you're Jenna Jameson or Joan Baez."
This is why I don't buy the "Obamacon" phenomenon* for one second. You either are or you aren't for the Dems, the Libs, the Leftists. And I can't think of a more left-of-the-line candidate than Barack Obama right now. If these so-called conservatives are bending the other way, then they're hardly conservatives, right? What's next? Coulterlibs? O'Reillylefts? McCainocrats?
Spare me.
For the same reason, as we embark on the second and final leg of the Windy City (Crosstown) Classic, it is not only outright blasphemy to root for both the Sox and the Cubs, it's downright wrong. This city (Chicago) buzzes with excitement for this series, the season, the playoffs… any little hint that the two would ever face off in the greatest sports finale known to man. Hearing clueless, passive 'fans' interviewed by WGN saying things like "I hope they both win" or "I like the Sox in the AL, the Cubs in the NL" make me want to staple my scr0tum to a piece of plywood hitched to a herd of buffalo racing down Lower Wacker Drive.
So excuse me while I puke. (wretch)
One cannot root for both teams and have any inkling of self-respect. If anything, such people and their outlandish remarks/worldviews only prove their absolute ignorance — not only their ignorance of the game itself, but more importantly, their ignorance of the deep-rooted identities and histories of these two storied franchises.
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*I stole this fun word combo from the good folks at CNN. Thanks, WOLFIE!
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Actually I have a saying: I'm so far left I'm right. Or, to improve on the great Pete Townsend lyric, "The party on the left, is not departing on the right".
I think there is an interesting realignment and redefinition going on. "Liberal" and "conservative" are not what they used to be. I would be labeled, not inaccurately, a conservative (although I can't stomach O'Reilly, much less Coulter), yet I find Obama not so terribly far from my views on many issues.
As the would have said in my generation, The times they are a'changing.
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Funnily enough there is a Dylan/Obama connection
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I know he will need a bottle from her during that time so do I need to pump while I am at SW? If so, should I just bring my manual pump and put the milk in a cooler? He has gone 5-7 hours w/out nursing (overnight) before and I don't get super engorged anymore so I'm not worried about my comfort, but I don't want to hurt supply. Would one trip away from him for 5-6 hours w/out pumping hurt it?


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This year's much anticipated road trip to Washington, DC to see the Phillies take on the Nationals will take place on Saturday, May 16th.
If you have not yet been to the new Nationals Park, now is the time to go – and this is the only Saturday the Phillies will be in DC all season. The game is at 7pm and we will be meeting at McFadden's in Citizens Bank Park at noon for discounted drinks and an exclusive Phillies Nation party. You can park in the CBP lots and the bus will leave at 2pm.
Tickets are the same price as last year, $80, and include:
- Seat to and from DC on a comfy motorcoach showing classic Phillies videos
- Tickets to the game in Section 102 (next to Phillies bullpen)
- Tailgate party in parking lot and refreshments on the bus (including some of Tim's favorite beers)
- Lots of Phillies and Phillies Nation giveaways
Click here to reserve your spot now.
If we get enough people we'll try for two buses, but for now we're planning on just one bus.
Not immediately ready to sign up? Check out the fun times from last year's trip and the one in 2006. Stay tuned for our more road trips to visit the Yankees and Mets as well as other parties throughout the season.
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Can I join you all for the game. I live in Vienna, Va steps from the Metro.
I'd love to go and bring a few friends. Do you have a deadline for this game? If this game doesn't work with my crew, we would love to see the brand new New York Stadiums this season. Catch you on Twitter! 8D
Great! Thanks Brian.
Hell yes. See you hooligans there.
Awesome, my Dad organized a trip that day with the American Legion, we're sitting right behind the bullpen, finally get to meet some of you fine folk.
I just grabbed 2 tix. I can't wait to meet everyone. :o)
very excited for this.
So excited ,can't wait.Looking forward to meeting everyone.GO PHILLIES
YEAAAAAAAAA PHILSSSSSS! this tailgate will be awesome
Sign up, people. I'll bring beer, discourse and hotness.
This bus trip sounds pretty cool!
just picked up two tickets. buddy of mine from dc has been trying to get me to go to this stadium for awhile.
My gf and I are making the pilgrimage from MA to do this! Can't wait to meet everyone and to see the new home of the Nats.
I went last year. Stadium sucks but it was a good time, Sign me up!
Atleast ill be able to go on the bus this year.
Is there a minimum age you have to be to go?
this seems like fun when is the due date for the money and is there a age limit
i went to order tix to this and it says it's sold out! 🙁 i have 4 or 5 people that would like to go…will there be a 2nd bus?
NOOOOO i hope you guys are getting a second bus! I have approximately 23 people in my group that want tix! Please say you have more tix and are getting a second bus!
This sounds like it'll be a great time! I'm getting a head count together and I'll be there!
where will you guys be tailgating at. Going down with 10 other phillies fans. What about the after party?
how much for just the tailgate party?
Damn I wish I still live in the area. Living in CO I have to resort to seeing Philly sports teams in CO, and I can honestly say the tailgating in CO SUCKS!!! CO fans show up 30 minutes before the game (earliest), meanwhile the Philadelphia fans are there hours before the games tailgating. PATHETIC!


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Alzheimer's disease is a progressive, degenerative disorder that attacks the brain and results in disorientation, with impaired memory, thinking, and judgment. People with Alzheimer's also undergo changes in their behavior. Symptoms usually develop slowly and get worse over time, becoming severe enough to interfere with daily tasks. This combination of these symptoms is also called dementia.
As mentioned above, Alzheimer's is a progressive disease, where dementia symptoms gradually worsen over a number of years. In its early stages, memory loss is mild, but with late-stage Alzheimer's, individuals lose the ability to carry on a conversation and respond to their environment. Alzheimer's is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States. Those with Alzheimer's live an average of eight years after their symptoms become noticeable to others, but survival can range from four to 20 years, depending on age and other health conditions.
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Dementia is a gradual and progressive loss of memory, thinking and reasoning skills, as well as physical function. Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia.
Dementia is a non-specific syndrome in which affected areas of brain function may be affected, such as memory, language, problem solving and attention. Dementia, unlike Alzheimer's, is not a disease in itself. When dementia appears the higher mental functions of the patient are involved initially. Eventually, in the later stages, the person may not know what day of the week, month or year it is; they may not know their surroundings, and might not be able to identify the people around them.
Dementia is significantly more common among older people. However, it can affect adults of any age.
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