public void MakeCreditDecision_Always_ReturnsExpectedResult(int creditScore, string expectedResult)
{
// We're using a concrete CreditDecision class instead of a mock.
// If we look at CreditDecision.cs, each call to GetCreditDecision
// has a built-in delay of 2.5 seconds before it returns a value.
//
// Since we have 5 test cases above, running this test will take a total
// of 12.5 seconds to execute, as compared to the same test in
// CreditDecisionTests, which executes in a matter of milliseconds.
//
// Although it may not seem like much now, as your test suite grows,
// the time sink rapidly becomes painful.
systemUnderTest = new CreditDecision(creditDecisionService);
// Each time we execute this method, it will take 2.5 seconds before we
// get a result
var result = systemUnderTest.MakeCreditDecision(creditScore);
// Fortunately assertion works as normal...
Assert.That(result, Is.EqualTo(expectedResult));
// Ah, but we can no longer 'prove' (using the test) that our
// MakeCreditDecision method:
// - Actually called into CreditDecisionService
// - Passed the correct parameters to CreditDecisionService
// - Returned the actual value from CreditDecisionService without
// modifying it
// In effect, all we know is that this method (hopefully)
// returned the correct result, but we have no way to tell how
// it actually arrived at that result.
//
// creditDecisionService.VerifyAll();
}
public void MakeCreditDecision_Always_ReturnsExpectedResult(int creditScore, string expectedResult)
{
mockCreditDecisionService = new Mock <ICreditDecisionService>(MockBehavior.Strict);
mockCreditDecisionService.Setup(p => p.GetCreditDecision(creditScore)).Returns(expectedResult);
systemUnderTest = new CreditDecision(mockCreditDecisionService.Object);
var result = systemUnderTest.MakeCreditDecision(creditScore);
Assert.That(result, Is.EqualTo(expectedResult));
mockCreditDecisionService.VerifyAll();
}
public void MakeCreditDecision_Always_ReturnsExpectedResult(int creditScore, string expectedResult)
{
//Call to real service adds 2.5 secs per test. Adds 12.5 secs to test run
systemUnderTest = new CreditDecision(creditDecisionService);
var result = systemUnderTest.MakeCreditDecision(creditScore);
// Fortunately assertion works as normal...
Assert.That(result, Is.EqualTo(expectedResult));
// Because we used "real" service rather than a mock can no
// verify the correctness of theinteraction of MakeCreditDecision
// method and CreditDecisionService
// creditDecisionService.VerifyAll();
}
public void MockedMakeCreditDecision_Always_ReturnsExpectedResult(int creditScore, string expectedResult)
{
mockCreditDecisionService = new Mock <ICreditDecisionService>(MockBehavior.Strict);
mockCreditDecisionService.Setup(p => p.GetDecision(creditScore)).Returns(expectedResult);
systemUnderTest = new CreditDecision(mockCreditDecisionService.Object);
var result = systemUnderTest.MakeCreditDecision(creditScore);
Assert.That(result, Is.EqualTo(expectedResult));
//Using Verify allow to verify correctness of dependencies i.e.
// - Actually called into CreditDecisionService
// - Passed the correct parameters to CreditDecisionService
// - Returned the actual value from CreditDecisionService without modifying it.
//Can also user VerifyAll() but not as explicit;
mockCreditDecisionService.Verify(m => m.GetDecision(It.IsAny <int>()), Times.Once);
}
public void Make_credit_score_check(int creditScore, string creditScoreOutput, string expectedResult)
{
// "If your MakeCreditDecision method is invoked with this specific number (creditScore),
//return this response (expectedResult). If it gets invoked with any other number, fail the test immediately". (that's part of MockBehavior.Strict)
_mockCreditScoreService = new Mock <ICreditScoreService>(MockBehavior.Strict);
_mockCreditScoreService.Setup(p => p.MakeCreditDecision(creditScore)).Returns(creditScoreOutput);
_creditDecision = new CreditDecision(_mockCreditScoreService.Object);
var result = _creditDecision.MakeCreditDecision(creditScore);
Assert.That(result, Is.EqualTo(expectedResult));
//Next up, we execute the MakeCreditDecision method just like we did before,
//the only remaining step is to ask our Mock instance if all of its expectations were fulfilled using mockCreditDecisionService.VerifyAll()
_mockCreditScoreService.VerifyAll();
}
public void CleanUp()
{
_mockCreditDecisionService = null;
_systemUnderTest = null;
}
public void Init()
{
_mockCreditDecisionService = new Mock <ICreditDecisionService>(MockBehavior.Strict);
_systemUnderTest = new CreditDecision(_mockCreditDecisionService.Object);
}
public void SetUp()
{
_systemUnderTest = new CreditDecision();
}
