public void ShouldSetLastWithdrawnAndCancelledTime()
{
var order = new ExpenseReport();
order.Number = "123";
order.Status = ExpenseReportStatus.Approved;
var employee = new Employee();
order.Approver = employee;
var cancelledDate = new DateTime(2015, 01, 01);
var command = new ApprovedToCancelledCommand();
command.Execute(new ExecuteTransitionCommand(order, null, employee, cancelledDate));
Assert.That(order.LastCancelled, Is.EqualTo(cancelledDate));
Assert.That(order.LastWithdrawn, Is.EqualTo(cancelledDate));
var cancelledDate2 = new DateTime(2015, 02, 02);
var command2 = new ApprovedToCancelledCommand();
command2.Execute(new ExecuteTransitionCommand(order, null, employee, cancelledDate2));
Assert.That(order.LastCancelled, Is.Not.EqualTo(cancelledDate));
Assert.That(order.LastCancelled, Is.EqualTo(cancelledDate2));
}
public void ShouldNotBeValidInWrongStatus()
{
var order = new ExpenseReport();
order.Status = ExpenseReportStatus.Submitted;
var employee = new Employee();
order.Submitter = employee;
var command = new ApprovedToCancelledCommand();
Assert.That(command.IsValid(new ExecuteTransitionCommand{Report = order, CurrentUser = employee}), Is.False);
}
public void ShouldTransitionStateProperly()
{
var order = new ExpenseReport();
order.Number = "123";
order.Status = ExpenseReportStatus.Approved;
var employee = new Employee();
order.Submitter = employee;
var command = new ApprovedToCancelledCommand();
command.Execute(new ExecuteTransitionCommand(order, null, employee, new DateTime()));
Assert.That(order.Status, Is.EqualTo(ExpenseReportStatus.Cancelled));
}
