public TokenOperationsServiceTest(ITestOutputHelper output)
{
this._output = output;
serviceLogger = Mock.Of <ILogger <TokenOperationsService> >();
repositoryLogger = Mock.Of <ILogger <IRepository <TokenEntity> > >();
// oh moma I live in fear of my life from from the long arm of Moq
Mock <IRepository <TokenEntity> > someMock = new Mock <IRepository <TokenEntity> >();
Dictionary <string, TokenEntity> dict = new Dictionary <string, TokenEntity>();
someMock.Setup(x => x.Create(It.IsAny <TokenEntity>()))
.Callback((TokenEntity t) =>
{
dict.Add(t.Id, t);
});
someMock.Setup(x => x.Update(It.IsAny <TokenEntity>()))
.Callback((TokenEntity t) =>
{
dict.Remove(t.Id);
dict.Add(t.Id, t);
});
someMock.Setup(x => x.GetById(It.IsAny <string>()))
.Returns((string key) =>
dict.GetValueOrDefault(key, null));
someMock.Setup(x => x.Delete(It.IsAny <TokenEntity>()))
.Callback((TokenEntity t) =>
{
dict.Remove(t.Id);
});
inMemoryRepo = someMock.Object;
serviceUnderTest = new TokenOperationsService(serviceLogger, inMemoryRepo, ttu.BuildCryptographySettings());
}
public TokenControllerTest(ITestOutputHelper output)
{
this._output = output;
serviceLogger = Mock.Of <ILogger <TokenOperationsService> >();
repositoryLogger = Mock.Of <ILogger <TokenInMemRepository> >();
controllerLogger = Mock.Of <ILogger <TokenController> >();
inMemoryRepo = new TokenInMemRepository(repositoryLogger);
serviceUnderTest = new TokenOperationsService(serviceLogger, inMemoryRepo, ttu.BuildCryptographySettings());
}
