easy_mock_permission_handler 0.1.0

Readable test mock for the permission_handler platform channel, built on easy_mock_channel. Narrate scenarios (granted / denied / service status) with no dependency on permission_handler — it speaks t [...]

easy_mock_permission_handler

A readable test mock for the permission_handler platform channel, built on easy_mock_channel. It speaks the channel's raw wire codes directly, so it has no dependency on permission_handler. You narrate the story — "camera denied", "service disabled" — and the real permission_handler Dart code (in your app) reads it back. Scoped to camera and notification for now.

Usage

import 'package:easy_mock_permission_handler/easy_mock_permission_handler.dart';

testWidgets('blocks the camera step when denied', (tester) async {
  mockPermissionHandler.init();          // harness usually does this
  mockPermissionHandler.camera.deny();

  // ... drive the code under test that calls Permission.camera.request() ...
});

mockPermissionHandler — defaults: camera & notification granted, service enabled, app settings openable, no rationale.

• per permission — mockPermissionHandler.camera / .notification: grant() / deny() / permanentlyDeny() / restrict() / limit() / provisional()
• service: serviceEnabled() / serviceDisabled() / serviceNotApplicable()
• app settings: openAppSetting() / doNotOpenAppSetting()
• rationale: showRequestPermissionRationale() / doNotShowRequestPermissionRationale()
• install() — set up the channel and reset to defaults; call once per test (usually from the harness).

Needs the Flutter test binding (inside testWidgets, or TestWidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized() in a plain test). Only camera and notification are supported for now.