public void ShouldDelegateInfoMessageToLegacyLogger()
{
var legacyLogger = new Mock <ILogger>();
var logger = new LegacyLoggerAdapter(legacyLogger.Object);
logger.Info("message: {0}", "hello world");
legacyLogger.Verify(x => x.Info("message: hello world"));
}
public void ShouldDelegateErrorMessageToLegacyLogger()
{
var legacyLogger = new Mock <ILogger>();
var logger = new LegacyLoggerAdapter(legacyLogger.Object);
logger.Error(null, "message: {0}", "hello world");
legacyLogger.Verify(x => x.Error("message: hello world", null));
}
public void ShouldAllowNullLegacyLogger()
{
var logger = new LegacyLoggerAdapter(null);
// should not throw any error
logger.Error(null, "1");
logger.Warn(null, "2");
logger.Info(null, "3");
logger.Debug("4");
logger.Trace("5");
}
public void ShouldDelegateInfoToLegacyLogger()
{
var legacyLogger = new Mock <ILogger>();
var logger = new LegacyLoggerAdapter(legacyLogger.Object);
var message = "a message {0}";
var error = new Exception("an exception");
logger.Info(message, error);
legacyLogger.Verify(x => x.Info("a message System.Exception: an exception"));
}
public void ShouldDelegateWarnToLegacyLogger()
{
var legacyLogger = new Mock <ILogger>();
var logger = new LegacyLoggerAdapter(legacyLogger.Object);
var message = "a message";
var error = new Exception("an exception");
logger.Warn(error, message);
legacyLogger.Verify(x => x.Info(message, error));
}
