public void AddStoryTest()
{
//arrange
StoryResponse story = new StoryResponse()
{
Title = "Test title",
Date = "test date",
Text = "test text"
};
story.Author = new User()
{
Username = "******"
};
var repo2 = new FakeStoryRepository();
//act
repo2.AddStory(story);
//assert, could add a comparer to simply this assertion to one line
Assert.Equal("Test title", repo2.Stories.Last().Title);
Assert.Equal("test date", repo2.Stories.Last().Date);
Assert.Equal("test text", repo2.Stories.Last().Text);
Assert.Equal("Mr. Test", repo2.Stories.Last().Author.Username);
}
//setup on DB connection
//Service Provider connnects Entity Framework to whatever Database the app uses
//Have to use IApplicationBuilder in order to call this class in Startup.cs in the Configure method
public static void Seed(IApplicationBuilder app)
{
AppDbContext context = app.ApplicationServices.GetRequiredService <AppDbContext>();
context.Database.EnsureCreated();
//If there are no stories in the DB, we'll add some
if (!context.Stories.Any())
{
//create a user
User author = new User {
Username = "******"
};
context.Users.Add(author);
//create a comment by that user
Comment comment = new Comment {
Commenter = author, CommentText = "I love this story"
};
context.Comments.Add(comment);
//create a story by that user, add that user's comment to the story
StoryResponse story = new StoryResponse {
Title = "A tale of Seeds",
Author = author,
Date = "beginning of time",
Text = "There once lived a seed, that grew to populate a database"
};
story.Comments.Add(comment);
context.Stories.Add(story);
//save all the added seed data to the database
context.SaveChanges();
}
}
public StoryResponse GetStoryByTitle(string title)
{
//couldn't I just use Stories.Find() instead of context?
//nevermind, gotta use the context for talking to the database
StoryResponse story = context.Stories.First(s => s.Title == title);
return(story);
}
public async Task <ActionResult <StoryResponse> > Get([FromQuery] StoryParameters storyParameters)
{
StoryResponse response = new StoryResponse();
var result = await _storyRep.GetStories(storyParameters);
response.Stories = result;
response.Parameters = storyParameters;
return(Ok(response));
}
public void GetStoryByTitleTest()
{
//arrange
var repo4 = new FakeStoryRepository();
//act
StoryResponse fetchedStory = repo4.GetStoryByTitle("Ghandi goes on hunger strike");
//assert, checking a random property of the fetchedStory is equal to that same property in the test data
Assert.Equal("April 9th, 1908", fetchedStory.Date);
}
void AddTestData()
{
StoryResponse story = new StoryResponse()
{
Title = "Ghandi goes on hunger strike",
Date = "April 9th, 1908",
Text = "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec sit amet pulvinar lorem."
};
story.Author = new User()
{
Username = "******"
};
stories.Add(story);
}
public RedirectToActionResult AddComment(string title, string commentText, string commenter)
{
StoryResponse story = repo.GetStoryByTitle(title);
repo.AddComment(story, new Comment()
{
Commenter = new User()
{
Username = commenter
},
CommentText = commentText
});
ViewBag.newestCommenter = "Thanks for the comment!";
return(RedirectToAction("UserStories"));
}
public RedirectToActionResult Stories(string title, string author, string date, string text)
{
StoryResponse story = new StoryResponse();
story.Title = title;
story.Date = date; //for now Date is a string
story.Text = text;
story.Author = new User()
{
Username = author
};
ViewBag.newestStory = title;
repo.AddStory(story);
return(RedirectToAction("UserStories"));
}
public void AddComment(StoryResponse story, Comment comment)
{
//finish writing a fake version of this method
}
public StoryResponse GetStoryByTitle(string title)
{
StoryResponse story = stories.Find(s => s.Title == title);
return(story);
}
public void AddStory(StoryResponse story)
{
stories.Add(story);
}
//need to add the comment to the Comments context, otherwise it won't show up in the database
public void AddComment(StoryResponse story, Comment comment)
{
story.Comments.Add(comment);
context.Stories.Update(story);
context.SaveChanges();
}
public void AddStory(StoryResponse story)
{
context.Stories.Add(story);
context.SaveChanges();
}
