public void ValidateEnumerableNotToBeNull()
{
// Given
var validator = new EnumerableInverseValidator <int>(new List <int>());
// When
validator.BeNull();
// Then
Assert.True(true);
}
public void ValidateEnumerableNotHaveCountGreaterThanOrEqualTo()
{
// Given
var validator = new EnumerableInverseValidator <int>(new List <int>());
// When
validator.HaveCountGreaterThanOrEqualTo(1);
// Then
Assert.True(true);
}
public void ValidateEnumerableNotHaveCountOf()
{
// Given
var validator = new EnumerableInverseValidator <int>(new List <int> {
1
});
// When
validator.HaveCountOf(2);
// Then
Assert.True(true);
}
public void ValidateEnumerableNotToBeNullViolated()
{
// Given
var validator = new EnumerableInverseValidator <int>(null);
// When
var exception = Assert.Throws <XunitException>(() => validator.BeNull("that's the bottom line"));
// Then
Assert.NotNull(exception);
var rn = Environment.NewLine;
Assert.Equal(
$"{rn}validator{rn}is null{rn}but was expected not to be null{rn}because that's the bottom line",
exception.UserMessage);
}
public void ValidateEnumerableToBeEmtpyViolated()
{
// Given
var validator = new EnumerableInverseValidator <int>(new List <int>());
// When
var exception = Assert.Throws <XunitException>(() => validator.BeEmpty("that's the bottom line"));
// Then
Assert.NotNull(exception);
var rn = Environment.NewLine;
Assert.Equal(
$"{rn}validator{rn}contains \"0\" item(s){rn}but was expected not to be empty{rn}because that's the bottom line",
exception.UserMessage);
}
public void ValidateEnumerableNotHaveCountOfViolated()
{
// Given
var validator = new EnumerableInverseValidator <int>(new List <int> {
1
});
// When
var exception = Assert.Throws <XunitException>(() => validator.HaveCountOf(1, "that's the bottom line"));
// Then
Assert.NotNull(exception);
var rn = Environment.NewLine;
Assert.Equal(
$"{rn}validator{rn}contains \"1\" item(s){rn}but was expected not to have \"1\" item(s){rn}because that's the bottom line",
exception.UserMessage);
}
