public void GetListOfFilesAndProcessTest(string ip, int numRecords)
{
var filesystem = new Mock <IFileSystemHelper>();
var blackVueDownloader = new PCL.BlackVueDownloader(filesystem.Object);
var blackVueDownloaderNoMock = new PCL.BlackVueDownloader(new FileSystemHelper());
var httpTest = new HttpTest();
var list = blackVueDownloader.GetListOfFilesFromResponse(GenerateRecords(numRecords));
Assert.Equal(numRecords * 2, list.Count);
var copyStats = new BlackVueDownloaderCopyStats();
// Success test
for (var i = 0; i < numRecords * 4; i++)
{
httpTest.RespondWith(200, "OK");
}
copyStats.Clear();
blackVueDownloader.ProcessList(ip, list, ref copyStats);
Assert.Equal(numRecords * 4, copyStats.Copied);
// Ignored from above test
// What happens with the above tests, is that it writes actual files to
// BlackVueDownloader.Tests\bin\Debug\Record directory,
// so there should be numrecords * 4 files there
// And if we loop through again, they should all exist, and therefore be "ignored"
// We need to do this with an unmocked version of the file system helper
copyStats.Clear();
blackVueDownloaderNoMock.ProcessList(ip, list, ref copyStats);
Assert.Equal(numRecords * 4, copyStats.Ignored);
// Fail test
for (var i = 0; i < numRecords * 4; i++)
{
httpTest.RespondWith(500, "FAILURE");
}
copyStats.Clear();
blackVueDownloader.ProcessList(ip, list, ref copyStats);
Assert.Equal(numRecords * 4, copyStats.Errored);
// Timeout Fail test
for (var i = 0; i < numRecords * 4; i++)
{
httpTest.SimulateTimeout();
}
copyStats.Clear();
blackVueDownloader.ProcessList(ip, list, ref copyStats);
Assert.Equal(numRecords * 4, copyStats.Errored);
}
public void DownloadFileIgnoreTest(string ip)
{
var filesystem = new Mock <IFileSystemHelper>();
var blackVueDownloader = new PCL.BlackVueDownloader(filesystem.Object);
var copyStats = new BlackVueDownloaderCopyStats();
filesystem.Setup(x => x.Exists("Record/ignorefile.mp4")).Returns(true);
blackVueDownloader.DownloadFile(ip, "ignorefile.mp4", "video", ref copyStats);
Assert.Equal(1, copyStats.Ignored);
}
