public void Catches_validation_error_for_Test1_file()
{
var services = new ServiceCollection();
var configuration = ConfigurationTestBuilder
.BuildFromEmbeddedResource(JsonIndex.AttributeValidated.Test1);
var sectionName = SettingsSectionNameAttribute
.GetSettingsSectionName <AttributeValidatedSettings>();
// the next call will throw an exception
Action act = () =>
{
services.AddEagerlyValidatedSettings <AttributeValidatedSettings>(configuration, out _);
};
var exception = Assert.Throws <OptionsValidationException>(act);
Assert.StartsWith("Validation failed for members:", exception.Message);
/* Full validation message looks like
*
* Validation failed for members: 'IntegerA' with the error: 'The field IntegerA must be between 1
* and 100.'.; Validation failed for members: 'BooleanB' with the error: 'The BooleanB field is
* required.'.
*/
}
public void Test_reference_equals_1(string filename)
{
var services = new ServiceCollection();
var configuration = ConfigurationTestBuilder.BuildFromEmbeddedResource(filename);
var sectionName = SettingsSectionNameAttribute.GetSettingsSectionName <AttributeValidatedSettings>();
var configurationSection = configuration.GetSection(sectionName);
// This is the standard way, it results in lazy validation
services.AddOptions <AttributeValidatedSettings>()
.Bind(configurationSection)
.RecursivelyValidateDataAnnotations();
var serviceProvider = services.BuildServiceProvider();
var result1 = serviceProvider.GetRequiredService <IOptions <AttributeValidatedSettings> >().Value;
var result2 = serviceProvider.GetRequiredService <IOptions <AttributeValidatedSettings> >().Value;
Assert.True(object.ReferenceEquals(result1, result2));
}
public void Test_reference_equals_2(string filename)
{
var services = new ServiceCollection();
var configuration = ConfigurationTestBuilder.BuildFromEmbeddedResource(filename);
var sectionName = SettingsSectionNameAttribute.GetSettingsSectionName <AttributeValidatedSettings>();
var simpleSettings = configuration.GetSection(sectionName).Get <AttributeValidatedSettings>();
// This approach gives eager validation
// Downside is that I think IOptionsMonitor<T> will not inform of changes
var options = Options.Create <AttributeValidatedSettings>(simpleSettings);
services.AddSingleton <IOptions <AttributeValidatedSettings> >(options);
services.AddSingleton <IValidateOptions <AttributeValidatedSettings> >(
new RecursiveDataAnnotationValidateOptions <AttributeValidatedSettings>(
null
));
var serviceProvider = services.BuildServiceProvider();
var validator = serviceProvider.GetRequiredService <IValidateOptions <AttributeValidatedSettings> >();
var validateOptionsResult = validator.Validate(null, options.Value);
if (validateOptionsResult.Failed)
{
throw new Exception();
}
var validatedSettings = options.Value;
var result1 = validatedSettings;
var result2 = serviceProvider.GetRequiredService <IOptions <AttributeValidatedSettings> >().Value;
Assert.True(object.ReferenceEquals(result1, result2));
}
