static void Main(string[] args)
{
CustomInputValue myCustomClass = new CustomInputValue();
//Testing running the assembly with a sampling of possible entries
string[] customValues = { "4 fizz", "6 bar", "8 lamp", "9 bang" };
myCustomClass.Run(customValues);
}
public void TestGetCustomerValue()
{
//Test 1. Non standard input
using (var sw = new StringWriter())
{
using (var sr = new StringReader("zzz"))
{
Console.SetOut(sw);
Console.SetIn(sr);
CustomInputValue customValue = new CustomInputValue();
int value = customValue.GetCustomerValue();
}
}
//Test 2. Standard input
using (var sw = new StringWriter())
{
using (var sr = new StringReader("100"))
{
Console.SetOut(sw);
Console.SetIn(sr);
CustomInputValue customValue = new CustomInputValue();
int value = customValue.GetCustomerValue();
}
}
}
public void TestRun()
{
//Test the public run method assuming a picked out value for input
//1. this is invalid, only valid entry is 6 bar
CustomInputValue customValue = new CustomInputValue();
string[] values = { "foo 4", "6 bar", "sharp sharp" };
customValue.Run(values, 25);
//2. should pass
CustomInputValue customValue2 = new CustomInputValue();
string[] values2 = { "3 4", "6 bar" };
customValue2.Run(values2, 25);
//3. Create a blank array to pass to run method, should still generate output
CustomInputValue customValue3 = new CustomInputValue();
string[] values3 = new string[0];
customValue3.Run(values3, 25);
//4. Create a blank array to pass to run method, should still generate output
CustomInputValue customValue4 = new CustomInputValue();
string[] values4 = { "4 foo", "6 bar", "10 sharp" };
customValue3.Run(values4, 25);
}
