public void Test_ZonedDateTime()
{
CreateTable("timestamptz");
var subject = new PostgreSQLCopyHelper <NullableNodaTypesEntity>("sample", "noda_time_test")
.MapTimeStampTz("col_noda", x => x.ZonedDateTime);
var entity = new NullableNodaTypesEntity
{
ZonedDateTime = null
};
var entities = new[]
{
entity
};
subject.SaveAll(connection, entities);
// Check what's written to DB:
var rows = GetAll();
// TODO: How does Postgres <-> NodaTime convert Timezones? There is a good test here, but
// I couldn't see through it yet:
//
// https://github.com/npgsql/npgsql/blob/766658172f08abb0b87a6b7f01a7ea4b49952a29/test/Npgsql.PluginTests/NodaTimeTests.cs
//
var actual = (Instant)rows[0][0];
Assert.AreEqual(entity.ZonedDateTime, actual);
}
public void Test_LocalDateTime()
{
CreateTable("timestamp");
var subject = new PostgreSQLCopyHelper <NullableNodaTypesEntity>("sample", "noda_time_test")
.MapTimeStamp("col_noda", x => x.LocalDateTime);
var entity = new NullableNodaTypesEntity
{
LocalDateTime = null
};
var entities = new[]
{
entity
};
subject.SaveAll(connection, entities);
// Check what's written to DB:
var rows = GetAll();
var actual = (Instant)rows[0][0];
var expected = entity.LocalDateTime;
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
public void Test_OffsetTime()
{
CreateTable("timetz");
var subject = new PostgreSQLCopyHelper <NullableNodaTypesEntity>("sample", "noda_time_test")
.MapTimeTz("col_noda", x => x.OffsetTime);
var entity = new NullableNodaTypesEntity
{
OffsetTime = null
};
var entities = new[]
{
entity
};
subject.SaveAll(connection, entities);
// Check what's written to DB:
var rows = GetAll();
var actual = (OffsetTime)rows[0][0];
Assert.AreEqual(entity.OffsetTime, actual);
}
