Sure! Here's a list of 100 chapter titles for a book on PowerMock (Java), covering everything from beginner to advanced topics:
- Introduction to Mocking in Java
- What is PowerMock?
- PowerMock vs Other Mocking Frameworks
- Setting Up PowerMock in Your Project
- Understanding the Need for PowerMock
- PowerMock Architecture Overview
- Basics of Unit Testing in Java
- First Steps with PowerMock
- Writing Your First Test with PowerMock
- PowerMock and JUnit Integration
- Introduction to Mocking in PowerMock
- Mocking Simple Methods with PowerMock
- Stubbing Method Calls with PowerMock
- Using PowerMock to Mock Static Methods
- PowerMock: Mocking Final Classes and Methods
- Mocking Private Methods in PowerMock
- PowerMock and Mocking Constructors
- Mocking Instance Initializers and Static Blocks
- Handling Static Variables with PowerMock
- PowerMock and Mocking Final Methods
¶ Part 5: PowerMock and Annotations
- Introduction to Annotations in PowerMock
- Using @Mock with PowerMock
- PowerMock's @PrepareForTest Annotation
- Using @TestSubject with PowerMock
- @PowerMockIgnore: Controlling Class Loaders
- Why PowerMock is Ideal for Legacy Code
- Mocking Final Methods in Legacy Code
- Dealing with Static Methods in Legacy Systems
- PowerMock and Legacy Dependencies
- Refactoring Legacy Code for Testability with PowerMock
¶ Part 7: PowerMock and Different Testing Frameworks
- PowerMock with JUnit 4
- PowerMock with JUnit 5
- PowerMock with TestNG
- Using PowerMock with Spock Framework
- PowerMock and Mockito Integration
¶ Part 8: PowerMock and Mocking System Properties
- PowerMock for Mocking System Properties
- Mocking Environment Variables with PowerMock
- Mocking System Calls (e.g., System.currentTimeMillis())
- Handling SecurityManager with PowerMock
- Mocking Runtime.exec() with PowerMock
- PowerMock and Dependency Injection
- Mocking External Services with PowerMock
- PowerMock for Mocking Data Sources
- Simulating Network Calls with PowerMock
- Mocking File I/O Operations
¶ Part 10: Mocking Time and Date with PowerMock
- PowerMock for Time-based Testing
- Mocking the Date and Time API with PowerMock
- Testing with Fake Clocks in PowerMock
- Mocking System.currentTimeMillis() and Similar Methods
- PowerMock and Time-sensitive Code
- Combining PowerMock with Mockito for Complex Tests
- PowerMock and Thread Safety in Mocking
- PowerMock and Mocking Multiple Classes Simultaneously
- Using PowerMock with AspectJ for AOP Testing
- PowerMock and Dependency Chains
- Performance Implications of Using PowerMock
- PowerMock and Test Execution Time
- Balancing Between Mocking and Real Object Instantiation
- Best Practices for Reducing Overhead in PowerMock Tests
- Performance Tuning for PowerMock in Large Projects
¶ Part 13: Debugging and Troubleshooting PowerMock
- Common PowerMock Errors and How to Fix Them
- Troubleshooting PowerMock Test Failures
- Debugging PowerMock Tests with Logging
- Handling ClassLoader Issues in PowerMock
- Resolving Conflicts with Other Libraries and Frameworks
¶ Part 14: PowerMock and Mocking Static Classes
- Introduction to Mocking Static Classes
- Mocking Static Methods in Static Classes
- PowerMock’s Approach to Static Class Mocking
- Testing Static Singleton Classes with PowerMock
- Dealing with Static Variables and Constants
- PowerMock: Best Practices for Clean Tests
- When to Use PowerMock vs Other Mocking Frameworks
- Strategies for Isolating Code with PowerMock
- Writing Maintainable PowerMock Tests
- Organizing Your Test Code for PowerMock
¶ Part 16: Test Doubles and PowerMock
- Understanding Test Doubles in PowerMock
- Mocks vs Stubs in PowerMock
- Fakes and Spies in PowerMock
- Using PowerMock for Test Double Creation
- Managing Test Dependencies with PowerMock
- Integrating PowerMock into Your CI/CD Workflow
- Running PowerMock Tests in Jenkins or Bamboo
- PowerMock and Parallel Test Execution
- Continuous Integration with PowerMock and JUnit
- Managing Test Coverage for PowerMock-Based Tests
- Refactoring Difficult-to-Test Code with PowerMock
- Using PowerMock to Break Circular Dependencies
- Introducing Testability to Hard-to-Mock Code
- PowerMock and Dependency Injection Patterns
- Strategies for Cleaner, More Testable Code with PowerMock
¶ Part 19: PowerMock and Multi-threaded Testing
- PowerMock and Threaded Code
- Testing Concurrency with PowerMock
- Dealing with Thread Safety Issues in PowerMock Tests
- Mocking Thread-Related Methods with PowerMock
- PowerMock and Asynchronous Code Testing
- PowerMock with Spring Testing Framework
- Using PowerMock with Database Mocks
- PowerMock and XML Parsing in Tests
- PowerMock and Mocking Web Requests
- Advanced Integration of PowerMock in Enterprise Applications
These chapters should provide a comprehensive guide to learning PowerMock, from introductory topics to expert-level strategies, while also touching on practical considerations for real-world usage.