public void PrimaryObject_Id()
{
// This test verifies the Id auto-property works.
// Note: this test is useless except for code coverage since we are testing that an auto-property works.
Guid value = Guid.NewGuid();
var primaryObject = new PrimaryObject(value);
Assert.AreEqual(value, primaryObject.Id);
}
public void SecondaryObject_PrimaryObject()
{
// This test verifies the PrimaryObject auto-property works.
// Note: this test is useless except for code coverage since we are testing that an auto-property works.
PrimaryObject value = new PrimaryObject();
var secondaryObject = new SecondaryObject();
secondaryObject.PrimaryObject = value;
Assert.AreEqual(value, secondaryObject.PrimaryObject);
}
public void PrimaryObject_SecondaryObjects()
{
// This test verifies the SecondaryObjects auto-property works.
// Note: this test is useless except for code coverage since we are testing that an auto-property works.
ICollection <SecondaryObject> value = new Collection <SecondaryObject>();
var primaryObject = new PrimaryObject(Guid.NewGuid());
primaryObject.SecondaryObjects = value;
Assert.AreEqual(value, primaryObject.SecondaryObjects);
}
public void PrimaryObject_Name()
{
// This test verifies the Name auto-property works.
// Note: this test is useless except for code coverage since we are testing that an auto-property works.
string value = "test";
var primaryObject = new PrimaryObject(Guid.NewGuid());
primaryObject.Name = value;
Assert.AreEqual(value, primaryObject.Name);
}
public void PrimaryObject_SecondaryObjects()
{
// This test verifies the SecondaryObjects auto-property works.
// Note: this test is useless except for code coverage since we are testing that an auto-property works.
IEnumerable <SecondaryObject> value = new SecondaryObject[0];
var primaryObject = new PrimaryObject();
primaryObject.SecondaryObjects = value;
Assert.AreEqual(value, primaryObject.SecondaryObjects);
}
public void PrimaryObject_Description()
{
// This test verifies the Description auto-property works.
// Note: this test is useless except for code coverage since we are testing that an auto-property works.
string value = "test";
var primaryObject = new PrimaryObject();
primaryObject.Description = value;
Assert.AreEqual(value, primaryObject.Description);
}
protected override SecondaryObject ContstructModel(Guid id)
{
var primaryObjectId = Guid.NewGuid();
var primaryObject = new PrimaryObject(primaryObjectId)
{
Name = $"Name {id}",
Description = $"Description {id}",
SecondaryObjects = new List <SecondaryObject>()
{
new SecondaryObject(id),
},
};
foreach (var secondaryObject in primaryObject.SecondaryObjects)
{
secondaryObject.Name = $"Name {secondaryObject.Id}";
secondaryObject.Description = $"Description {secondaryObject.Id}";
secondaryObject.PrimaryObject = primaryObject;
secondaryObject.PrimaryObject_Id = primaryObject.Id;
}
return(primaryObject.SecondaryObjects.Single());
}
public void PrimaryObject_Constructor_Valid()
{
// This test verifies that the object can be constructed successfully
var primaryObject = new PrimaryObject(Guid.NewGuid());
}
public void PrimaryObject_Constructor_Id_Empty()
{
// This test verifies that the object's constructor will not accept null dependencies
var primaryObject = new PrimaryObject(Guid.Empty);
}
public void PrimaryObject_Constructor()
{
// This test verifies that the default constructor works.
// Note: this test is useless except for code coverage since we are testing the default constructor with no custom logic.
var primaryObject = new PrimaryObject();
}
