public void GetProductPrice_Should_Return_Price()
{
// Setup
int productId = _fixture.Create <int>();
var expectedResult = _fixture.Create <string>();
var mockDatabase = new Mock <IDatabase>();
RedisValue convertedToRedisValue = expectedResult;
_connMultiplexer.Setup(x => x.IsConnected).Returns(false);
mockDatabase
.Setup(x => x.StringGet(It.IsAny <RedisKey>(), It.IsAny <CommandFlags>()))
.Returns(convertedToRedisValue);
_connMultiplexer
.Setup(x => x.GetDatabase(It.IsAny <int>(), It.IsAny <object>()))
.Returns(mockDatabase.Object);
// Act
var result = _pricingRepository.GetProductPrice(productId);
// Assert
result.Should().Be(expectedResult);
}
public ProductData GetProductData(int productId)
{
var productData = _retailProductRepository.GetProduct(productId);
if (productData == null)
{
//Here, I would definitely NOT throw the base Exception class if this wasn't a case study.
//Adding extra boilerplate just to wrap Exception in another class seemed unnecessary at the moment, though.
throw new Exception("Unable to read product information");
}
productData.Price = _pricingRepository.GetProductPrice(productId) ?? "0.00";
return(productData);
}
