Inject mock objects with Pheasant::mock()

[lox]

Pheasant domain objects are created by constructing them, so injecting mocks requires some magic with classloaders. Provided the class isn't already loaded, Pheasant::mock() allows for the a closure to be used to instantiate objects.

<?php

use \Mockery as M;

Pheasant::mock('\Animals\Llama', function() {
   $mock = M::mock('\Animals\Llama');
   $mock->shouldReceive('shear')->with('lightly')->once();
   $mock->shouldReceive('save')->once();
   return $mock;
});

$object = new \Animals\Llama();
$object->shear('lightly');
$object->save();

M::close();

[lox]

@rbone thoughts?

[rbone]

The design looks pretty good, the only thing that's missing at the moment is __callStatic support on the MockProxy. I reckon that's actually the most important magic method of all of them, as it's the static calls to domain objects that are the most problematic to test, most other cases can just inject dependencies directly.

[rbone]

Closing this as well as I don't expect it to advance any further. Feel free to reopen if I'm wrong.