public void Test_StorageHelper_LegacyInternalClassTest()
{
string key = "Contact";
UI.Person input = new UI.Person()
{
Name = "Joe Bloggs", Age = 42
};
// simulate previous version by generating json and manually inserting it as string
_settingsStorage_JsonCompat.Save(key, input);
// now read it as int to valid that the change works
UI.Person output = _settingsStorage_JsonCompat.Read <UI.Person>(key, null);
Assert.IsNotNull(output);
Assert.AreEqual(input.Name, output.Name);
Assert.AreEqual(input.Age, output.Age);
}
public void Test_StorageHelper_LegacyPublicClassTest()
{
string key = "Contact";
// Here's we're serializing a different class which has the same properties as our other class below.
UI.Person input = new UI.Person()
{
Name = "Joe Bloggs", Age = 42
};
// simulate previous version by generating json and manually inserting it as string
_settingsStorage_JsonCompat.Save(key, input);
// now read it as int to valid that the change works
Person output = _settingsStorage_JsonCompat.Read <Person>(key, null);
Assert.IsNotNull(output);
Assert.AreEqual(input.Name, output.Name);
Assert.AreEqual(input.Age, output.Age);
}
public void Test_StorageHelper_LegacyPublicClassTest()
{
string key = "Contact";
UI.Person input = new UI.Person()
{
Name = "Joe Bloggs", Age = 42
};
// simulate previous version by generating json and manually inserting it as string
string jsonInput = JsonSerializer.Serialize(input);
storageHelper.Save(key, jsonInput);
// now read it as int to valid that the change works
Person output = storageHelper.Read <Person>(key, null);
Assert.IsNotNull(output);
Assert.AreEqual(input.Name, output.Name);
Assert.AreEqual(input.Age, output.Age);
}
