Â# Getting Started #

PowerMock consists of two extension API's.

One for EasyMock and one for Mockito. To use PowerMock you need to depend on one of these API's as well as a test framework.

Currently PowerMock supports JUnit and TestNG. There are three different JUnit test executors available, one for JUnit 4.4-4.12, one for JUnit 4.0-4.3. The test executor for JUnit 3 is not avaliable since PowerMock 2.0.

There's one test executor for TestNG which requires version 5.11+ depending on which version of PowerMock you use.

   Node: Since PowerMock 2.0 Supporting jUnit 3 has been removed.

Write a test like this:

@RunWith(PowerMockRunner.class)
@PrepareForTest( { YourClassWithEgStaticMethod.class })
public class YourTestCase {
...
}

• EasyMock JUnit Maven setup
• Mockito JUnit Maven setup
• Mockito2 JUnit Maven setup

• EasyMock TestNG Maven setup
• Mockito TestNG Maven setup
• Mockito2 TestNG Maven setup

JUnit: Download the EasyMock zip-file with PowerMock and all its dependencies and add those to your project.

TestNG: Download the EasyMock zip-file with PowerMock and all its dependencies and add those to your project.

JUnit: Download the Mockito zip-file with PowerMock and all its dependencies and add those to your project.

TestNG: Download the Mockito zip-file with PowerMock and all its dependencies and add those to your project.

• First try the JUnit Delegation Runner and if that doesn't work then try the PowerMockRule or PowerMock Java Agent.

• The PowerMockRule makes this happen

Use the PowerMock Java Agent if you're having classloading problems when using PowerMock.

1. Clone the project from git using:

Using SSH

git clone git@github.com:powermock/powermock-examples-maven.git

Using HTTPS

git clone https://github.com/powermock/powermock-examples-maven.git

2. Check out version 1.7.1:

git checkout powermock-1.7.1

3. Step into the examples/tutorial/ folder and follow the instructions in the readme.txt file.