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7	7	=== Setup ===
8	8
9	9	{{code language="bash"}}
10		-mkdir -p mockgen_example
11		-cd mockgen_example
12		-go mod init example.com/mockgen_example
	10	+mkdir -p mock_quickstart; cd mock_quickstart
	11	+go mod init example.com/mocking
13	13	go get github.com/golang/mock/gomock
14	14	go install github.com/golang/mock/mockgen@v1.6.0
15	15	{{/code}}
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25	25	First, we need the dependency we want to mock, for this example 'NameProvider.go':
26	26
27	27	{{code language="go"}}
28		-package mockgen_example
	27	+package mock_quickstart
29	29
30		-//go:generate mockgen -destination=./mock_nameProvider.go -package=mockgen_example . NameProvider
	29	+//go:generate mockgen -destination=./mock_nameProvider.go -package=mock_quickstart . NameProvider
31	31
32	32	type NameProvider interface {
33	33	ProvideName() string
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48	48	The unit to be tested, 'Greeter', is simple for the sake of an example. It has a dependency of type 'NameProvider' into which the mock object can be injected, and its method 'Greet()' adds a "Hello " before the name provided by the 'NameProvider'. The code for 'Greeter.go' is:
49	49
50	50	{{code language="go"}}
51		-package mockgen_example
	50	+package mock_quickstart
52	52
53	53	type Greeter struct {
54	54	nameProvider NameProvider
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63	63	Finally, here is the test code from 'Greeter_test.go':
64	64
65	65	{{code}}
66		-package mockgen_example
	65	+package mock_quickstart
67	67
68	68	import (
69	69	"github.com/golang/mock/gomock"
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94	94
95	95	{{code language="bash"}}
96	96	go test ./...
97		-# output should look like this:
98		-# ok example.com/mockgen_example 0.001s
99	99	{{/code}}
100	100
101	101	=== ===