RetroFit2

Unit Testing with Mockito

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Unit testing is critical to developing high quality Android applications. In this lesson learn how to make sure you have tested the various paths of your asynchronous Retrofit calls using Mockito.

In this lesson you will learn:

How to configure Mocks and ArugmentCaptors with Mockito
How to set up your unit tests for Retrofit callbacks
How to use ArgumentCaptor to call methods on anonymous classes

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Lessons in RetroFit2

1. Setting up Retrofit 2 and Issuing a HTTP GET Request

2. Exploring Get Requests with @Query and @Path Parameters via Annotations

3. Configuring a HTTP Logging Interceptor for the OkHttpClient

4. Issuing HTTP POST Requests with @Body and @Field Parameters

5. Issuing HTTP PUT Requests to Update Entities with the @Body and @Path Annotations

6. Issuing HTTP DELETE Requests

7. Caching Requests and Responses with the Cache-Control Header

8. Enabling an Offline Cache with OkHttp

9. Using HTTP PATCH Requests to Update Portions of an Entity

10. Unit Testing with Mockito

11. Modifying Request URLs and Headers with OkHttp

12. Retrofit 2 with RxJava