public static void ConstraintFactoryThatThrows(
IHaveAnObjectParameter fake,
Func <object> constraintFactory,
Exception exception1,
Exception exception2)
{
"Given a fake"
.x(() => fake = A.Fake <IHaveAnObjectParameter>());
"And a delegate throws while producing an argument constraint"
.x(() => constraintFactory = () => throw new InvalidOperationException("I don't want to make a constraint"));
"When I try to configure a method of the fake with this delegate"
.x(() => exception1 = Record.Exception(() => A.CallTo(() => fake.Bar(constraintFactory())).Returns(1)));
"And I try to create an argument constraint outside a call configuration"
.x(() => exception2 = Record.Exception(() => A <int> .Ignored));
"Then the first call configuration throws a UserCallbackException"
.x(() => exception1.Should().BeAnExceptionOfType <UserCallbackException>()
.WithInnerException <InvalidOperationException>());
"And creation of the argument constraint throws an InvalidOperationException"
.x(() => exception2.Should().BeAnExceptionOfType <InvalidOperationException>());
}
public static void ConstraintFactoryThatMakesTwoConstraints(
IHaveAnObjectParameter fake,
Func <object> constraintFactory,
Exception exception)
{
"Given a fake"
.x(() => fake = A.Fake <IHaveAnObjectParameter>());
"And a delegate that produces two constraints"
.x(() => constraintFactory = () =>
{
A <object> .That.Matches(i => i is object);
return(A <object> .That.Matches(i => i is object));
});
"When I try to configure a method of the fake with this delegate"
.x(() => exception = Record.Exception(() => A.CallTo(() => fake.Bar(constraintFactory())).Returns(1)));
"Then the call configuration throws a FakeConfigurationException"
.x(() => exception.Should().BeAnExceptionOfType <FakeConfigurationException>());
"And the exception indicates that too many constraints were specified"
.x(() => exception.Message.Should()
.Be("Too many argument constraints specified. First superfluous constraint is <i => (i Is Object)>."));
}
public static void PassingHiddenConstraintToAMethod(
IHaveAnObjectParameter fake,
Func <object> constraintFactory,
int result1,
int result2)
{
"Given a fake"
.x(() => fake = A.Fake <IHaveAnObjectParameter>());
"And a delegate that produces a constraint"
.x(() => constraintFactory = () => A <object> .That.Matches(i => i == fake));
"And I try to configure a method of the fake with this delegate"
.x(() => A.CallTo(() => fake.Bar(constraintFactory())).Returns(1));
"When I call the method with a matching argument"
.x(() => result1 = fake.Bar(fake));
"And I call the method with a non-matching argument"
.x(() => result2 = fake.Bar(new object()));
"Then the first result has the configured value"
.x(() => result1.Should().Be(1));
"Then the second result has the default value"
.x(() => result2.Should().Be(0));
}
public static void TwoArgumentConstraints(
IHaveAnObjectParameter fake,
Exception exception)
{
"Given a fake"
.x(() => fake = A.Fake <IHaveAnObjectParameter>());
"When I try to configure a method of the fake using two constraints on an argument"
.x(() => exception = Record.Exception(() => A.CallTo(() =>
fake.Bar(A <int> .That.Matches(i => i % 2 == 0) + A <int> .That.Matches(i => i % 2 == 1))).Returns(1)));
"Then the call configuration throws an InvalidOperationException"
.x(() => exception.Should().BeAnExceptionOfType <InvalidOperationException>());
"And the exception indicates that a nested argument constraint was used"
.x(() => exception.Message.Should()
.Be("An argument constraint, such as That, Ignored, or _, cannot be nested in an argument."));
}
public static void PassingIgnoredConstraintOfDerivedTypeToAMethod(
IHaveAnObjectParameter fake,
Exception exception,
int result)
{
"Given a fake"
.x(() => fake = A.Fake <IHaveAnObjectParameter>());
"When I try to configure a method of the fake with an Ignored constraint of a subclass of the parameter's type"
.x(() => exception = Record.Exception(() => A.CallTo(() => fake.Bar(A <Dummy> .Ignored)).Returns(42)));
"And I call the method with an argument of the constraint's type"
.x(() => result = fake.Bar(new Dummy()));
"Then the call configuration doesn't throw an exception"
.x(() => exception.Should().BeNull());
"And the call is matched"
.x(() => result.Should().Be(42));
}
