static void Main(string[] args)
{
FlipRoll flipRoll = new FlipRoll();
Combat combat = new Combat(flipRoll);
Hero hero1 = new Hero {
Strength = 10, HitPoints = 100, Defence = 1
};
Hero hero2 = new Hero {
Strength = 20, HitPoints = 1, Defence = 1
};
System.Console.WriteLine(hero1.HitPoints);
combat.Ambush(hero2, hero1, 1);
System.Console.WriteLine(hero1.HitPoints);
// Method swap was tested and fixed with ref
}
public void Battle_HitPointsAre0InHarmlessHero_ShouldReturnTrue()
{
//Arrange
FlipRoll flipRoll = new FlipRoll();
Combat combat = new Combat(flipRoll);
Hero hero1 = new Hero {
Strength = 4, HitPoints = 1, Defence = 1
};
Hero hero2 = new Hero {
Strength = 2, HitPoints = 1, Defence = 1
};
//Act
combat.Battle(hero1, hero2);
//Assert
Assert.True(hero2.HitPoints == 0);
}
public void HitAndRun_HitPointsAre0InHitHeroWhenRollIs1_ShouldReturnTrue()
{
//Arrange
FlipRoll flipRoll = new FlipRoll();
Combat combat = new Combat(flipRoll);
Hero hero1 = new Hero {
Strength = 10, HitPoints = 2, Defence = 0
};
Hero hero2 = new Hero {
Strength = 4, HitPoints = 1, Defence = 1
};
//Act
combat.HitAndRun(hero2, hero1, 1);
//Assert
Assert.True(hero2.HitPoints > 0);
Assert.Equal(0, hero1.HitPoints);
}
public void Ambush_HitPointsAre0InAmbushedHeroWhenRollIs1_ShouldReturnTrue()
{
//Arrange
FlipRoll flipRoll = new FlipRoll();
Combat combat = new Combat(flipRoll);
Hero hero1 = new Hero {
Strength = 10, HitPoints = 4, Defence = 0
};
Hero hero2 = new Hero {
Strength = 4, HitPoints = 1, Defence = 1
};
//Act
combat.Ambush(hero2, hero1, 1);
//Assert
Assert.Equal(0, hero1.HitPoints); //Added ref to fix Method swap wasn't working because it changed just the thing inside the method
//also added rollValue to make it easier to test and have more control over the randomness
}
public Combat(FlipRoll flipRoll)
{
this.flipRoll = flipRoll;
}
