This is the source for the C# variant of the course in Test Driven Development, Part 2. You will need .NET Core installed to build and run the sources.

Tests are divided into three different categories:

1. Level 0 (L0) - tests without dependencies (unit tests)
2. Level 1 (L1) - tests that include the database only
3. Level 2 (L2) - tests that runs against the hosted API

Run the build command from the CLI:

dotnet build

or simply use your IDE to build normally.

The REST API can be started by using the following command:

dotnet run --urls=http://localhost:5000 --project ./Source/Commerce.Host

or use your IDE to start the project Commerce.Host.

The application needs to be configured with settings for the MongoDB instance. This is done using standard practice for ASP.NET [configuration][1]. In order, settings are read from:

1. File appsettings.json
2. File appsettings.<Environment>.json
3. Environment variables

where Environment is set to the value of the environment variable ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT. See the [documentation][2] for details.

So in order to specify the MongoDB settings, you would typically create a new file appsettings.<Environment>.json and just override the values that needs to be different from the existing appsettings.json file.

The REST API is documented using Swagger/OpenAPI. Once you have started the REST API, you will find the documentation at path /swagger/index.html. So if you are running on port 5000, you can point your browser to http://localhost:5000/swagger/index.html.

All tests are categorized according to the test level described above. The categories are "L0", "L1" and "L2". You can use the test runner to filter tests if you want to run a subset of the tests only.

If you want to run the unit tests only, you can do so from a command prompt:

dotnet test --filter Category=L0

• https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/testing/selective-unit-tests

When running the database integration tests, you need to specify the credentials for the MongoDB database first. You can do this in a number of different ways:

1. File testsettings.json
2. File testsettings.<Environment>.json
3. Environment variables

Once you have created settings for your MongoDB instance, you can run the level 1 tests only from the command prompt:

dotnet test --filter Category=L1

The full system tests require a running service, so you need to start the service first:

dotnet run --urls=http://localhost:5000 --project ./Source/Commerce.Host

Then you can run the tests:

dotnet test --filter Category=L1

Note that you also need to update the application settings with values for your MongoDB instance and product service as described above.

Sadly, there is no standard way to run all the tests from the CLI for .NET Core 2.1, and get a summarized result. There are various workarounds, but as it stands at the time of this writing, you are probably better off using an IDE to run your tests.

• microsoft/vstest#1129