public void ShouldResolvePrimitives()
{
var expected = new Dictionary <string, Type>()
{
["bool"] = typeof(bool),
["byte"] = typeof(byte),
["sbyte"] = typeof(sbyte),
["short"] = typeof(short),
["ushort"] = typeof(ushort),
["int"] = typeof(int),
["uint"] = typeof(uint),
["long"] = typeof(long),
["ulong"] = typeof(ulong),
["float"] = typeof(float),
["double"] = typeof(double),
["decimal"] = typeof(decimal),
["char"] = typeof(char),
["string"] = typeof(string)
};
var actual = expected.Keys
.ToDictionary(k => k, k => TypeResolver.FromName(k));
Assert.Equal(expected, actual);
}
public void ShouldResolveCollections()
{
// Note: we're caring about the instantiable type here,
// that's why IList becomes List and IDictionary becomes Dictionary
var expected = new Dictionary <string, Type>()
{
["IList<int>"] = typeof(List <int>),
["List<int>"] = typeof(List <int>),
["IDictionary<string, bool>"] = typeof(Dictionary <string, bool>),
["Dictionary<string, bool>"] = typeof(Dictionary <string, bool>),
};
var actual = expected.Keys
.ToDictionary(k => k, k => TypeResolver.FromName(k));
Assert.Equal(expected, actual);
}
