public void GetPropertyValueObject()
{
int number = 7;
string txt = "vrk ptv";
string typeText = "Test";
SomeDemoObject obj = new SomeDemoObject()
{
Integer = number,
String = txt,
Type = typeText
};
obj.SomeList.Add("ptv");
obj.SomeList.Add("vrk");
obj.GetPropertyObjectValue("Integer").Should().Be(number);
obj.GetPropertyObjectValue("String").Should().Be(txt);
obj.GetPropertyObjectValue("Type").Should().Be(typeText);
IList <string> theList = obj.GetPropertyObjectValue("SomeList") as IList <string>;
theList.Should().NotBeNullOrEmpty();
theList.Count.Should().Be(2);
}
public void GetPropertyValueObjectPropertyNameIsNullShouldThrow()
{
SomeDemoObject obj = new SomeDemoObject()
{
Integer = 8,
String = "vrk ptv",
Type = "Demo"
};
obj.SomeList.Add("ptv");
obj.SomeList.Add("vrk");
// extension should throw an ArgumentNullException
Action act = () => obj.GetPropertyObjectValue(null);
act.ShouldThrowExactly <ArgumentNullException>("Property name is null.");
}
public void GetPropertyValueObjectInvalidPropertyNameShouldThrow(string propertyName)
{
SomeDemoObject obj = new SomeDemoObject()
{
Integer = 8,
String = "vrk ptv",
Type = "Demo"
};
obj.SomeList.Add("ptv");
obj.SomeList.Add("vrk");
// extension should throw an argumenexception when a known invalid propertyname is passed
// why? because otherwise the caller doesn't know that the property is missing from the object
Action act = () => obj.GetPropertyObjectValue(propertyName);
act.ShouldThrowExactly <ArgumentException>("Known invalid property name.");
}