public void Cancel_WhenCalled_ShouldRemoveTheGivenGig()
{
// Arrange
var user = _context.Users.First();
_controller.MockCurrentUser(user.Id, user.Name);
var genre = _context.Genres.Single(g => g.Id == 1);
var gig = new Gig {
Artist = user, DateTime = DateTime.Now.AddDays(1), Genre = genre, Venue = "-"
};
_context.Gigs.Add(gig);
//_context.SaveChanges();
var gig2 = new Gig {
Artist = user, DateTime = DateTime.Now.AddDays(1), Genre = genre, Venue = "-"
};
_context.Gigs.Add(gig2);
_context.SaveChanges();
//Act
_controller.Cancel(gig.Id);
// Assert
_context.Gigs.Find(gig2.Id).Should().NotBe(null);
_context.Gigs.SingleOrDefault(g => g.Id == 1).Should().BeNull();
}
public void Cancel_WhenCalled_ShouldCancelTheGig()
{
//Arrange
ApplicationUser user = _context.Users.First();
_controller.MockApiCurrentUser(user.UserName, user.Id);
Genre genre = _context.Genres.First();
Gig gig = new Gig
{
Artist = user,
Datetime = DateTime.Now.AddDays(1),
Genre = genre,
Venue = "-",
};
_context.Gigs.Add(gig);
_context.SaveChanges();
//Act
var result = _controller.Cancel(gig.Id);
//now we will have to reload it to get id of the gig
//Assert
//_context.Entry(gig).Reload();
// We don't need to reload the gig here, because we already have actual gig object
// in the case of update, we had ViewModel instead of actual gig object
gig.IsCanceled.Should().BeTrue();
}
