public void Log_Search_Can_Persist()
{
// Add a new search
_logViewer.AddSavedSearch("Unit Test Example", "Has(UnitTest)");
IReadOnlyList <SavedLogSearch> searches = _logViewer.GetSavedSearches();
var savedSearch = new SavedLogSearch
{
Name = "Unit Test Example",
Query = "Has(UnitTest)"
};
// Check if we can find the newly added item from the results we get back
IEnumerable <SavedLogSearch> findItem = searches.Where(x => x.Name == "Unit Test Example" && x.Query == "Has(UnitTest)");
Assert.IsNotNull(findItem, "We should have found the saved search, but get no results");
Assert.AreEqual(1, findItem.Count(), "Our list of searches should only contain one result");
// TODO: Need someone to help me find out why these don't work
// CollectionAssert.Contains(searches, savedSearch, "Can not find the new search that was saved");
// Assert.That(searches, Contains.Item(savedSearch));
// Remove the search from above & ensure it no longer exists
_logViewer.DeleteSavedSearch("Unit Test Example", "Has(UnitTest)");
searches = _logViewer.GetSavedSearches();
findItem = searches.Where(x => x.Name == "Unit Test Example" && x.Query == "Has(UnitTest)");
Assert.IsEmpty(findItem, "The search item should no longer exist");
}
public IEnumerable <SavedLogSearch> PostSavedSearch(SavedLogSearch item)
{
return(_logViewer.AddSavedSearch(item.Name, item.Query));
}
public IEnumerable <SavedLogSearch>?PostSavedSearch(SavedLogSearch item) => _logViewer.AddSavedSearch(item.Name, item.Query);