public void TestInitialize()
{
IFhirModel _fhirModel;
FhirPropertyIndex _propIndex;
ResourceVisitor _resourceVisitor;
ElementIndexer _elementIndexer;
var _indexStoreMock = new Mock<IIndexStore>();
var spPatientName = new SearchParamDefinition() { Resource = "Patient", Name = "name", Description = @"A portion of either family or given name of the patient", Type = SearchParamType.String, Path = new string[] { "Patient.name", } };
var searchParameters = new List<SearchParamDefinition> { spPatientName };
var resources = new Dictionary<Type, string> { { typeof(Patient), "Patient" }, { typeof(HumanName), "HumanName" } };
var enums = new List<Type>();
//CK: I use real objects: saves me a lot of mocking and provides for a bit of integration testing.
_fhirModel = new FhirModel(resources, searchParameters, enums);
_propIndex = new FhirPropertyIndex(_fhirModel, new List<Type> { typeof(Patient), typeof(HumanName) });
_resourceVisitor = new ResourceVisitor(_propIndex);
_elementIndexer = new ElementIndexer(_fhirModel);
//_indexStoreMock.Setup(ixs => ixs.Save(It.IsAny<IndexValue>))
sutLimited = new IndexService(_fhirModel, _propIndex, _resourceVisitor, _elementIndexer, _indexStoreMock.Object);
_fhirModel = new FhirModel(); //For this test I want all available types and searchparameters.
_propIndex = new FhirPropertyIndex(_fhirModel);
_resourceVisitor = new ResourceVisitor(_propIndex);
_elementIndexer = new ElementIndexer(_fhirModel);
sutFull = new IndexService(_fhirModel, _propIndex, _resourceVisitor, _elementIndexer, _indexStoreMock.Object);
}
public void TestInitialize()
{
_fhirModel = new FhirModel();
_index = new FhirPropertyIndex(_fhirModel, new List<Type> { typeof(Patient), typeof(ClinicalImpression), typeof(HumanName), typeof(CodeableConcept), typeof(Coding) });
_sut = new ResourceVisitor(_index);
_patient = new Patient();
_patient.Name.Add(new HumanName().WithGiven("Sjors").AndFamily("Jansen"));
}