I'm hoping to make a stateful mock object by using mockall to mock a struct with fields I control similar to the following:

struct Counter {
    pub count: u8,
}

mock! {
    pub Counter {}
}

let test = MockCounter::new();
dbg!("Count is {:?}", test.count)

but this fails to compile, complaining that there is no field count on type MockCounter. Is there any way to access custom fields on a mock object or otherwise track custom state? Only other option that comes to mind is static variables, but I would prefer to stay in the scope of mock object definitions for cleanliness and simplicity if possible.

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