public async Task Post_to_items_endpoint_adds_new_item_to_list()
{
var listId = Guid.NewGuid();
using var client = _factory.CreateDefaultClient();
await TestingDatabase.Execute(
/* There seems to be a bug in SQLite data provider for EF Core where Guids saved in the
* database as lower-cased strings do not work in queries.
* See https://github.com/dotnet/efcore/issues/19651. */
$"INSERT INTO TodoLists VALUES ('{listId.ToString().ToUpper()}', 'test list')");
using var response =
await client.PostAsync(
"/items",
JsonContent.Create(
new ItemsController.ItemsPostRequestDto
{
ListId = listId,
Value = "do stuff"
}));
using var _ = new AssertionScope();
response.IsSuccessStatusCode.Should().BeTrue();
var items =
await TestingDatabase.Query <TodoItem>(
"SELECT * FROM TodoItems");
items.Should().Contain(ti =>
ti.Value == "do stuff" &&
ti.TodoListId == listId);
/* TODO it would be worth to assert that IBus sends a message to message broker */
}
public async Task Post_to_lists_endpoint_adds_new_list_to_database()
{
using var client = _factory.CreateDefaultClient();
using var response =
await client.PostAsync(
"/lists",
JsonContent.Create(
new ListsController.ListPostRequestDto
{
Name = "test list"
}));
using var _ = new AssertionScope();
response.IsSuccessStatusCode.Should().BeTrue();
var lists =
await TestingDatabase.Query <TodoList>(
"SELECT * FROM TodoLists");
lists.Should().Contain(tl =>
tl.Name == "test list");
}
