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# apex mocks
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[](https://goreportcard.com/report/gitlab.com/unboundsoftware/apex-mocks) [](https://godoc.org/gitlab.com/unboundsoftware/apex-mocks) [](https://gitlab.com/unboundsoftware/apex-mocks/commits/master)[](https://gitlab.com/unboundsoftware/apex-mocks/commits/master)
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Package `mocks` provides a mock implementation of [Apex](https://github.com/apex/logs) which can be used to unit test applications using Apex logging.
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### Download
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```shell
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go get gitlab.com/unboundsoftware/apex-mocks
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```
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### Usage
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Make sure that your application uses `log.Interface` to be able to pass in a `Mock` from your tests instead.
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To verify what has been logged:
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```go
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logger := &apex.Mock{}
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// ... run your actual test using the logger above
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logger.Check(t, tt.wantLogged)
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```
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