public void TestGetMoveInvalidInput()
{
// create a MockInputProvider that implements IInputProvider
// Have Read() return something that CAN'T be parsed into the
// PlayerAction enum
var mockInputProvider = new Mock <IInputProvider>(MockBehavior.Strict);
mockInputProvider.Setup(x => x.Read()).Returns("R");
// Create a MoveProvider, passing in the MockInputProvider
var moveProvider = new MoveProvider(mockInputProvider.Object);
moveProvider.GetMove();
// Call GetMove() and verify that an InvalidInputException is thrown
// using ExpectedException
}
public void TestMoveProviderStandWithNumber()
{
// mock input provider implements console input provider Read() method
// returns "hit" as if user typed "0" into console
var mockInputProvider = new Mock <IInputProvider>(MockBehavior.Strict);
mockInputProvider.Setup(x => x.Read()).Returns("1");
//the mocked input is passed to the move provider, which implements the GetMove()
//method of the MoveProvider class and returns the move because "1" is a valid move
//from the PlayerAction enum if user chooses to stand
var moveProvider = new MoveProvider(mockInputProvider.Object);
var move = moveProvider.GetMove();
Assert.AreEqual(PlayerAction.stand, move);
}
