firebase_auth_mocks

Firebase Auth Mocks

Mocks for Firebase Auth. Use this package with google_sign_in_mocks to write unit tests involving Firebase Authentication.

Usage

A simple usage example. Add firebase_auth_mocks and google_sign_in_mocks to dev dependencies.

import 'package:firebase_auth_mocks/firebase_auth_mocks.dart';
import 'package:google_sign_in_mocks/google_sign_in_mocks.dart';

main() {
    // Mock sign in with Google.
    final googleSignIn = MockGoogleSignIn();
    final signinAccount = await googleSignIn.signIn();
    final googleAuth = await signinAccount.authentication;
    final AuthCredential credential = GoogleAuthProvider.getCredential(
      accessToken: googleAuth.accessToken,
      idToken: googleAuth.idToken,
    );
    // Sign in.
    final user = MockUser(
      isAnonymous: false,
      uid: 'someuid',
      email: 'bob@somedomain.com',
      displayName: 'Bob',
    );
    final auth = MockFirebaseAuth(mockUser: user);
    final result = await auth.signInWithCredential(credential);
    final user = await result.user;
    print(user.displayName);
}

Features

• MockFirebaseAuth supports:
  • instantiating in a signed-in state or not: MockFirebaseAuth(signedIn: true/false).
  • firing events on sign-in to authStateChanges and userChanges.
  • signInWithCredential, signInWithEmailAndPassword, signInWithCustomToken, signInAnonymously, createUserWithEmailAndPassword, signInWithPopup and signInWithProvider signs in.
  • sendSignInLinkToEmail, confirmPasswordReset and verifyPasswordResetCode.
  • verifyPhoneNumber resolves codeSent.
  • signOut
  • sendPasswordResetEmail
  • currentUser
  • the ability to throw exceptions using whenCalling(...).on(...).thenThrow(...). See usage details below. Currently these methods are supported: signInWithCredential, signInWithPopup, signInWithProvider, signInWithEmailAndPassword, createUserWithEmailAndPassword, signInWithCustomToken, signInAnonymously, signOut, sendPasswordResetEmail, sendSignInLinkToEmail, confirmPasswordReset, verifyPasswordResetCode. If you need another method supported, feel free to file a ticket, or better propose a PR.
  • pass auth information (uid, custom claims...) to Fake Cloud Firestore for security rules via authForFakeFirestore. See the docs at fake_cloud_firestore for usage.
  • authStateChanges, userChanges, idTokenChanges stream listeners
• UserCredential contains the provided User with the information of your choice.
• User supports:
  • updateDisplayName
  • reauthenticateWithCredential
  • updatePassword
  • delete
  • sendEmailVerification
  • getIdToken and getIdTokenResult
  • the ability to throw exceptions on reauthenticateWithCredential, updatePassword, delete, sendEmailVerification, verifyPhoneNumber, linkWithCredential, linkWithProvider, unlink, User.reload, User.verifyBeforeUpdateEmail.

Throwing exceptions

Regardless of the parameters

whenCalling(Invocation.method(#signInWithCredential, null))
  .on(auth)
  .thenThrow(FirebaseAuthException(code: 'bla'));
expect(
  () => auth.signInWithCredential(FakeAuthCredential()),
  throwsA(isA<FirebaseAuthException>()),
);

Depending on positional parameters

Equality

final auth = MockFirebaseAuth();
whenCalling(Invocation.method(#verifyPhoneNumber, '12-345-6789'))
    .on(auth)
    .thenThrow(FirebaseAuthException(code: 'invalid-action-code'));
expect(() => auth.verifyPhoneNumber('12-345-6789'),
    throwsA(isA<FirebaseAuthException>()));
expect(() => auth.verifyPhoneNumber('00-222-4444'),
    returnsNormally);

Using any other matcher

Supports all of the matchers from the Dart matchers library.

final auth = MockFirebaseAuth();
whenCalling(Invocation.method(
        #confirmPasswordReset, null, {#code: contains('code')}))
    .on(auth)
    .thenThrow(FirebaseAuthException(code: 'invalid-action-code'));
expect(
  () => auth.confirmPasswordReset(
    code: 'code',
    newPassword: 'password',
  ),
  throwsA(isA<FirebaseAuthException>()),
);
expect(
  () => auth.confirmPasswordReset(
    code: '1234',
    newPassword: 'password',
  ),
  returnsNormally,
);

Depending on named parameters

You can match some or all named parameters. If you omit a named parameter, the library matches it against anything.

In this example, it will throw an exception if the code contains the String 'code', no matter the value of newPassword.

whenCalling(Invocation.method(
          #confirmPasswordReset, null, {#code: contains('code')}))
      .on(auth)
      .thenThrow(FirebaseAuthException(code: 'invalid-action-code'));
  expect(
    () async => await auth.confirmPasswordReset(
      code: 'code',
      newPassword: 'password',
    ),
    throwsA(isA<FirebaseAuthException>()),
  );
  expect(
      () => auth.confirmPasswordReset(
            code: '10293',
            newPassword: 'password',
          ),
      returnsNormally);

Compatibility table

Features and bugs

Please file feature requests and bugs at the issue tracker.