public void CanConvert()
{
// arrange
var converter = new EnumConverter();
// act
var result1 = converter.CanConvert(System.ConsoleColor.Black.GetType());
var result2 = converter.CanConvert(typeof(System.ConsoleColor?));
var result3 = converter.CanConvert("".GetType());
// assert
Assert.IsTrue(result1);
Assert.IsTrue(result2);
Assert.IsFalse(result3);
}
public void WritesCorrectly()
{
// arrange
var converter = new EnumConverter();
var writer1 = new Moq.Mock<JsonWriter>();
writer1.Setup(x => x.WriteValue(0)).Verifiable();
var writer2 = new Moq.Mock<JsonWriter>();
writer2.Setup(x => x.WriteValue(1)).Verifiable();
var writer3 = new Moq.Mock<JsonWriter>();
// act
converter.WriteJson(writer1.Object, System.ConsoleColor.Black, null);
converter.WriteJson(writer2.Object, System.ConsoleColor.DarkBlue, null);
converter.WriteJson(writer3.Object, null, null);
// assert
writer1.Verify();
writer2.Verify();
writer3.Verify(x => x.WriteValue(It.IsAny<int>()), Times.Never());
}
public void ReadsCorrectly()
{
// arrange
var converter = new EnumConverter();
var reader1 = new Moq.Mock<JsonReader>();
reader1.SetupGet(x => x.Value).Returns(null);
var reader2 = new Moq.Mock<JsonReader>();
reader2.SetupGet(x => x.Value).Returns("0");
var reader3 = new Moq.Mock<JsonReader>();
reader3.SetupGet(x => x.Value).Returns("1");
// act
var object1 = converter.ReadJson(reader1.Object, typeof(System.ConsoleColor), null, null);
var object2 = converter.ReadJson(reader1.Object, typeof(System.ConsoleColor?), null, null);
var object3 = converter.ReadJson(reader2.Object, typeof(System.ConsoleColor), null, null);
var object4 = converter.ReadJson(reader3.Object, typeof(System.ConsoleColor), null, null);
// assert
Assert.IsNull(object1);
Assert.IsNull(object2);
Assert.AreEqual(System.ConsoleColor.Black, (System.ConsoleColor)object3);
Assert.AreEqual(System.ConsoleColor.DarkBlue, (System.ConsoleColor)object4);
}
