public HomeModule()
{
// home view - show two text inputs, one for the main word and one for a word list separated by spaces
Get["/"] = _ => {
return View["index.cshtml"];
};
Post["/anagram"] = _ => {
Anagram newWords = new Anagram(Request.Form["MainWord"]);
string NewWordList = (Request.Form["WordList"]);
List<string> TestWords = new List<string>(NewWordList.Split(' '));
Dictionary<string, bool> AnagramList = newWords.IsListAnagram(TestWords);
newWords.StoreOutput(AnagramList);
return View["view-anagram.cshtml", newWords];
};
// post check anagram - lists the words you input and shows weather or not they match the initial word
// the main word
}
public void IsListAnagram_ForList_ADictionary_true()
{
// TODO for chris, follow this closely!
// instantiate anagram object named bread with main word "bread"
Anagram bread = new Anagram("bread");
// instantiate a list of strings called testList to include the words "beard", "berad", "debra", "googl"
List<string> testList = new List<string>(){"beard", "berad", "debra", "googl"};
// instantiate a dictionary of string, bool called anagramOutput and set it equal to anagrams output of IsListAnagram
Dictionary <string, bool> anagramOutput = bread.IsListAnagram(testList);
// instantiate a dictionary of string, bool called expectedOutput that contains the words in the list and a true or false if they are annagrams
Dictionary <string, bool> expectedOutput = new Dictionary<string, bool>();
expectedOutput.Add("beard", true);
expectedOutput.Add("berad", true);
expectedOutput.Add("debra", true);
expectedOutput.Add("googl", false);
// assert that both the dictionaries are equal
Assert.Equal(expectedOutput, anagramOutput);
}