What is your favorite Python mocking library?

I've only used one, but I've had good results with Michael Foord's Mock: http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/mock/.

Michael's introduction says it better than I could:

There are already several Python mocking libraries available, so why another one?

Most mocking libraries follow the 'record -> replay' pattern of mocking. I prefer the 'action -> assertion' pattern, which is more readable and intuitive particularly when working with the Python unittest module.

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It also provides utility functions / objects to assist with testing, particularly monkey patching.

Mox, from Google

Mocker from Gustavo Niemeyer.

It's not perfect, but it is very powerful and flexible.

Dingus, by Gary Bernhardt.

I've used pMock in the past, and didn't mind it, it had pretty decent docs too. However, Foord's Mock as mentioned above is also nice.