Here is MiniMock : a minimalist, header-only, C/C++ mock library.

It's a side project of my current side project.

MiniMock is a tentative to create a mock library that is :

- quick and easy to integrate,

- quick and easy to learn,

- quick and easy to use.

In short, MiniMock offers basic mock features by providing only 9 macros :

- 3 macros to structure tests : BEGIN_TESTS, TEST, END_TESTS.

- 4 macros to compare things : EXPECT, EXPECT_MSG, ASSERT_MSG, NEAR.

- 2 macros to mock functions : MINI_MOCK_FUNCTION, MINI_MOCK_ON_CALL.

And it relies on native C++ language to do everything else.

The repo contains a readme and a minimal example to have an idea.

Currently it's a quick-and-dirty-proof-of-concept but I'm interested to know if this approach seems appealing to you.

Also let me know if something similar exists, I would be happy to use it instead of reinventing the wheel.

A little more context on why I started MiniMock :

- All mock frameworks that I know are full-featured, heavy and complex, they require a lot of time and energy to learn and use.

- However my needs for mocks are really basic, mocking a function or comparing two variables are conceptually very simple things.

- So I naively believe that doing a simple thing could be simple.

- So I started MiniMock even if (or because) I'm not a mocking-guru.

English is not my native language, please let me know if something isn't clear in the readme or in the discussion.

Thanks