public void Startup()
{
_mockMapperService = new Mock <IMapperService>();
_mockMapperService
.Setup(x =>
x.Map <IEnumerable <CitySearchResultApiModel> >(It.IsAny <IEnumerable <CitySearchResultDomainModel> >()))
.Returns(new List <CitySearchResultApiModel>
{
new CitySearchResultApiModel
{
Id = 0,
CityName = "Lupeni"
}
});
_mockCitySearchDomainService = new Mock <ICitySearchDomainService>();
_mockCitySearchDomainService.Setup(x => x.Search("Lupeni"))
.Returns(new List <CitySearchResultDomainModel>
{
new CitySearchResultDomainModel()
{
Id = 0,
CityName = "Lupeni"
}
});
_sutCityController =
new CitySearchController(_mockMapperService.Object, _mockCitySearchDomainService.Object);
}
private void BeforeScenario()
{
_exampleCityEntities = new List <City>();
_mapperService = new MapperService();
_mockUnitOfWork = new Mock <IUnitOfWork>();
_mockUnitOfWork.Setup(x => x.Complete()).Verifiable();
_mockCityRepository = new Mock <IRepository <CityWeatherContainer, City> >();
_mockCityRepository.Setup(x => x.Read()).Returns(_exampleCityEntities);
/* todo: check if this would be okay for the specs.
* thought about mocking this, but I don't think a quick REST call is a problem here;
* besides specs can be longer running tests that also test integration unlike unit tests.
* if the 3rd party API changed and broke our system it would be nice to know about it.
* assuming the tests will be run on a machine with an internet connection. :/
* in reality I'd check this with the client.
*/
_countryService = new CountryRestService();
_weatherService = new WeatherRestService();
_cityDataService = new CityDataService(_mockCityRepository.Object, _mockUnitOfWork.Object, _mapperService);
_citySearchDomainService =
new CitySearchDomainService(_mapperService, _cityDataService, _weatherService, _countryService);
_citySearchController = new CitySearchController(_mapperService, _citySearchDomainService);
}
