public void Should_CreateValidator_ReturnValidatorInitializedWithSpecificationAndSettings()
{
var holderInfo = new HolderInfo(typeof(ObjectSpecificationAndSettingsHolder), typeof(CustomClass));
var createdValidator = holderInfo.CreateValidator();
createdValidator.Should().NotBeNull();
createdValidator.Should().BeOfType <Validator <CustomClass> >();
var validator = (Validator <CustomClass>)createdValidator;
var case1 = new CustomClass()
{
CustomValue = "@b"
};
var case2 = new CustomClass()
{
CustomValue = "abcdef"
};
var case3 = new CustomClass()
{
CustomValue = "@bcdef"
};
var case4 = new CustomClass()
{
CustomValue = "a"
};
validator.Validate(case1).ToString().ShouldResultToStringHaveLines(
ToStringContentType.Messages,
"CustomValue: Must not contain @");
validator.Validate(case2).ToString().ShouldResultToStringHaveLines(
ToStringContentType.Messages,
"CustomValue: MUST HAVE MAX 3 CHARACTERS");
validator.Validate(case3).ToString().ShouldResultToStringHaveLines(
ToStringContentType.Messages,
"CustomValue: MUST HAVE MAX 3 CHARACTERS",
"CustomValue: Must not contain @");
validator.IsValid(case4).Should().BeTrue();
}
public void Should_CreateValidator_ReturnValidatorInitializedWithSpecificationAndSettings_When_HolderHoldsMultipleSpecifications()
{
var intHolderInfo = new HolderInfo(typeof(MultipleSpecificationAndSettingsHolder), typeof(int));
var createdIntValidator = intHolderInfo.CreateValidator();
createdIntValidator.Should().NotBeNull();
createdIntValidator.Should().BeOfType <Validator <int> >();
var intValidator = (Validator <int>)createdIntValidator;
intValidator.IsValid(5).Should().BeTrue();
intValidator.IsValid(9).Should().BeTrue();
intValidator.Validate(0).ToString().ShouldResultToStringHaveLines(
ToStringContentType.Messages,
"Only values 1-10 are valid");
intValidator.Validate(11).ToString().ShouldResultToStringHaveLines(
ToStringContentType.Messages,
"Only values 1-10 are valid");
var stringHolderInfo = new HolderInfo(typeof(MultipleSpecificationAndSettingsHolder), typeof(string));
var createdStringValidator = stringHolderInfo.CreateValidator();
createdStringValidator.Should().NotBeNull();
createdStringValidator.Should().BeOfType <Validator <string> >();
var stringValidator = (Validator <string>)createdStringValidator;
stringValidator.IsValid("abc").Should().BeTrue();
stringValidator.IsValid("abcdefgh").Should().BeTrue();
stringValidator.Validate("").ToString().ShouldResultToStringHaveLines(
ToStringContentType.Messages,
"Only values with length 1-10 are valid");
stringValidator.Validate("01234567890987654321").ToString().ShouldResultToStringHaveLines(
ToStringContentType.Messages,
"Only values with length 1-10 are valid");
}
