public void RunSpecificationWithExcelTestOutputWriterReturnsCorrectOutputForListProperties()
{
var testTabularLibrary = new TestTabularLibrary();
var excelTestOutputWriter = new ExcelTestOutputWriter(testTabularLibrary, new CodeNameToExcelNameConverter(""), "");
var runSpecification = new RunSpecification <TestReportsSpecificationSetup>(excelTestOutputWriter);
runSpecification.Run(new TestSpecification(setupWithListProperty));
var page = testTabularLibrary.Books[0].Pages[0];
CollectionAssert.Contains(page.SetCells.Values, LIST_PROPERTY_EXCEL_NAME);
var expectedCells = Table(
Row(LIST_PROPERTY_EXCEL_NAME, LIST_PROPERTY_TYPE),
Row(null, "With Item"),
Row(null, null, PROPERTY1_NAME, $"\"{PROPERTY1_VALUE1}\""),
Row(null, null, PROPERTY2_NAME, PROPERTY2_VALUE1),
Row(null, "With Item"),
Row(null, null, PROPERTY1_NAME, $"\"{PROPERTY1_VALUE2}\""),
Row(null, null, PROPERTY2_NAME, PROPERTY2_VALUE2)
);
TabularPageAssert.Contains(expectedCells, page);
}
public void RunSpecificationWithStringTestOutputWriterReturnsCorrectOutputForListProperties()
{
var runSpecification = new RunSpecification <TestReportsSpecificationSetup>();
// This uses a StringOutputWriter if nothing else is passed in
runSpecification.Run(new TestSpecification(setupWithListProperty));
// This doesn't test everything is in the right order and things like that,
// but it is more flexible in allowing whitespace changes, so probably an
// ok compromise.
StringAssert.Contains($"{LIST_PROPERTY_HUMAN_READABLE_NAME} {LIST_PROPERTY_TYPE}", runSpecification.Message);
StringAssert.Contains("With Item", runSpecification.Message);
StringAssert.Contains($"{PROPERTY1_NAME} \"{PROPERTY1_VALUE1}\"", runSpecification.Message);
StringAssert.Contains($"{PROPERTY2_NAME} {PROPERTY2_VALUE1}", runSpecification.Message);
StringAssert.Contains("With Item", runSpecification.Message);
StringAssert.Contains($"{PROPERTY1_NAME} \"{PROPERTY1_VALUE2}\"", runSpecification.Message);
StringAssert.Contains($"{PROPERTY2_NAME} {PROPERTY2_VALUE2}", runSpecification.Message);
}
public void RunSpecificationWithHtmlTestOutputWriterReturnsCorrectOutputForListProperties()
{
var htmlTestOutputWriter = new HTMLTestOutputWriter(new TestHumanFriendlyFormatter());
var runSpecification = new RunSpecification <TestReportsSpecificationSetup>(htmlTestOutputWriter);
runSpecification.Run(new TestSpecification(setupWithListProperty));
// It would be better to do a more html like compare here. For example asserting that various elements
// exist and have certain attributes etc. This is fine for now though, I might even remove the html
// output at some point as it doesn't seem to be used much.
StringAssert.Contains($"<div class='givenListProperty'>", htmlTestOutputWriter.Html);
StringAssert.Contains($@"<span class='propertyName'>{LIST_PROPERTY_CSHARP_NAME}</span>", htmlTestOutputWriter.Html);
StringAssert.Contains($@"<span class='propertyType code'>{LIST_PROPERTY_TYPE}</span>", htmlTestOutputWriter.Html);
StringAssert.Contains(@"<div class='withItem'>", htmlTestOutputWriter.Html);
StringAssert.Contains(@"<div>With Item</div>", htmlTestOutputWriter.Html);
StringAssert.Contains($@"<span class='propertyName'>{PROPERTY1_NAME}</span> <span class='propertyValue code'>{PROPERTY1_VALUE1}</span>", htmlTestOutputWriter.Html);
StringAssert.Contains($@"<span class='propertyName'>{PROPERTY2_NAME}</span> <span class='propertyValue code'>{PROPERTY2_VALUE1}</span>", htmlTestOutputWriter.Html);
StringAssert.Contains($@"<span class='propertyName'>{PROPERTY1_NAME}</span> <span class='propertyValue code'>{PROPERTY1_VALUE2}</span>", htmlTestOutputWriter.Html);
StringAssert.Contains($@"<span class='propertyName'>{PROPERTY2_NAME}</span> <span class='propertyValue code'>{PROPERTY2_VALUE2}</span>", htmlTestOutputWriter.Html);
}
