interface-generator

To generate interfaces from concrete types, you parse type definitions to analyze exported method sets and emit interface declarations with matching signatures. This reduces boilerplate and enables accurate mocks for statically-typed languages.

Extracting interfaces from concrete types improves testability by isolating dependencies for mocking. It automates the creation of interface definitions that mirror exported methods, preserving signatures to ensure accurate mock generation.

Interface generation focuses specifically on exported methods and their signatures to produce accurate interfaces. It does not process non-exported methods, ensuring the generated interface declarations are accessible and suitable for external mocking.

Automating interface creation involves parsing existing concrete types to analyze their method sets and emitting precise interface declarations. This approach preserves method signatures to generate matching interfaces with minimal manual boilerplate.

You can use a sample concrete type to run the generator and produce a matching interface, then immediately implement that interface in tests. The generated definitions mirror exported methods to facilitate direct mock creation.

Extracting interfaces from concrete types requires parsing type definitions and analyzing method sets, limiting it to exported methods. It focuses on emitting interface declarations and does not automatically generate the mock implementations themselves.