Nope, that's not it :'(. Here's a better way to explain:
main.go
// (unexported)
type database?? interface { // how do I name this?
query() (result, error)
}
// (unexported)
type database?? struct {} // how do I name this?
func (d database??) query() (result, error) {
...
}
test.go
// (unexported)
type mockDatabase struct {} // this name makes sense to me
func (d database??) query() (result, error) {
...
}
If I've known it was gonna be this hard to get my point across, I would
have done this from the start; I'm terribly sorry for wasting so much of
your time.
On Sunday, 5 March 2017 15:30:17 UTC+13, Henry wrote:
>
> Let's see if I understand your question correctly. You have the interface
> in your main code, and the implementing struct in your test code. Do I get
> that right?
>
> Another question is whether the main code and the test code live in the
> same package or different package. I normally put my test code in a
> separate package. So if my main code is in package abc, then my test code
> would be in abc_test.
>
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