grpcmock

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Purpose: gRPC Mock is a gRPC Java testing tool for mocking service endpoints in integration or unit tests.
Stubbing: It configures gRPC method stubs through a fluent Java API.
Matching: Stubs can match request headers and request bodies.
Response behavior: Responses can have configurable delays, and later invocations can return different responses.
Supported methods: It supports unary, server streaming, client streaming, and bidirectional streaming methods.
Verification: Tests can verify method invocations, including invocation counts, status, headers, and request messages.
Spring Boot integration: The grpcmock-spring-boot module integrates gRPC Mock with Spring Boot tests.
JUnit integration: The grpcmock-junit5 module provides JUnit 5 extensions, including an in-process server option.
Test lifecycle: With the JUnit 5 extensions, mappings are cleared after each test and the server shuts down after the test class finishes.
Concurrency limitation: In multithreaded test setups, static configuration methods can produce UNIMPLEMENTED errors because gRPC Mock uses a ThreadLocal instance.
Project status: The site describes gRPC Mock as open source.

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