C# (CSharp) StringEmptyValidator Examples

Example #1

File: StringEmptyValidatorTests.cs Project: modulexcite/nValid

        public void Has_default_negated_message()
        {
            var validator = new StringEmptyValidator<Person>();

            var message = validator.DefaultNegatedErrorMessage;
            Console.WriteLine(message);
            Assert.That(message, Is.Not.Null & Is.Not.Empty);
        }

Example #2

File: StringValidatorTests.cs Project: szymonhel/FluentValidation.TestExtensions

        public void StringValidator_ShouldDetectEmptyValidation()
        {
            var validator = new StringEmptyValidator();

            validator
            .ForField(x => x.Test)
            .ShouldHaveNotEmptyValidator();
        }

Example #3

        public void Has_default_negated_message()
        {
            var validator = new StringEmptyValidator <Person>();

            var message = validator.DefaultNegatedErrorMessage;

            Console.WriteLine(message);
            Assert.That(message, Is.Not.Null & Is.Not.Empty);
        }

Example #4

        public void Should_be_invalid_when_value_is_not_empty()
        {
            var validator = new StringEmptyValidator <Person>();

            Assert.That(validator.Validate(null, "valid"), Is.False);
        }

Example #5

        public void Should_be_valid_when_value_is_null()
        {
            var validator = new StringEmptyValidator <Person>();

            Assert.That(validator.Validate(null, null), Is.True);
        }

Example #6

File: StringEmptyValidatorTests.cs Project: modulexcite/nValid

        public void Should_be_valid_when_value_is_null()
        {
            var validator = new StringEmptyValidator<Person>();

            Assert.That(validator.Validate(null, null), Is.True);
        }

Example #7

File: StringEmptyValidatorTests.cs Project: modulexcite/nValid

        public void Should_be_invalid_when_value_is_not_empty()
        {
            var validator = new StringEmptyValidator<Person>();

            Assert.That(validator.Validate(null, "valid"), Is.False);
        }