public void Success_CanCreateBasicException()
{
var exception = new GildedRoseException();
// We'll check the object, but really what counts is that no exception has been generated
Assert.IsNotNull(exception);
}
public void Success_CanSetMessage()
{
// Setup
const string message = "My error message";
// Execution
var exception = new GildedRoseException(message);
// Assert
Assert.AreEqual(message, exception.Message);
}
public void Success_CanSetMessageAndInnerException()
{
// Setup
const string message = "My error message";
var innerException = new InvalidOperationException("My message ");
// Execution
var exception = new GildedRoseException(message, innerException);
// Assert
Assert.AreEqual(message, exception.Message);
Assert.AreEqual(innerException, exception.InnerException);
}
public void Failure_FactoryThrowsGildedRoseException()
{
// Setup
var item = new Item("NewItem", 1, 3, QualityStrategy.Stable, ShelfLifeStrategy.Stable);
var qualityFactoryMock = new Mock <IQualityAlgorithmFactory>();
var expectedException = new GildedRoseException();
qualityFactoryMock.Setup(f => f.Create(It.IsAny <QualityStrategy>()))
.Throws(expectedException);
var factory = new QualityPipelineFactory(qualityFactoryMock.Object, null);
// Execution and assert
// We'd expect this to result in the original exception being rethrown
var theException = Assert.ThrowsException <GildedRoseException>(() => factory.CreatePipeline(item));
Assert.AreEqual(expectedException, theException);
}
