public void ValidationOneWithDataAnnotationAndShouldBeSuccessTest()
{
var options = new ValidationOptions();
options.AnnotationEnabled = false;
options.FailureIfInstanceIsNull = true;
options.FailureIfProjectNotMatch = false;
options.CustomValidatorEnabled = true;
var provider = new ValidationProvider(ValidationProjectManager, VerifiableObjectResolver, options);
ValidationRegistrar.ForProvider(provider, "UT_ValidationOneWithDataAnnotationAndShouldBeSuccessTest")
.ForDataAnnotationSupport()
.Build();
var validator = ValidationMe.Use("UT_ValidationOneWithDataAnnotationAndShouldBeSuccessTest").Resolve <GoodJob>();
var model = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "Good", Cost = 11
};
validator.VerifyOne(x => x.Name, model.Name).IsValid.Should().BeTrue();
validator.VerifyOne(model.Name, "Name").IsValid.Should().BeTrue();
validator.VerifyOne(typeof(GoodJob), model.Name, "Name").IsValid.Should().BeTrue();
}
public static void OnCollisionEnter2D(string Obj)
{
if (Obj.CompareTo("Player") == 0)
{
GoodJob.OnCollisionEnter2D("Mermaid");
}
}
public void ValidationOneWithDataAnnotationAndShouldBeFailureTest()
{
var model1 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "", Cost = 11
};
var model2 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "11111111111", Cost = 11
};
var model3 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "Good", Cost = 9
};
var model4 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "", Cost = -9
};
var validator = new DataAnnotationValidator();
validator.VerifyOne(typeof(GoodJob), model1.Name, "Name").IsValid.Should().BeFalse();
validator.VerifyOne(typeof(GoodJob), model1.Cost, "Cost").IsValid.Should().BeTrue();
validator.VerifyOne(typeof(GoodJob), model2.Name, "Name").IsValid.Should().BeFalse();
validator.VerifyOne(typeof(GoodJob), model2.Cost, "Cost").IsValid.Should().BeTrue();
validator.VerifyOne(typeof(GoodJob), model3.Name, "Name").IsValid.Should().BeTrue();
validator.VerifyOne(typeof(GoodJob), model3.Cost, "Cost").IsValid.Should().BeFalse();
validator.VerifyOne(typeof(GoodJob), model4.Name, "Name").IsValid.Should().BeFalse();
validator.VerifyOne(typeof(GoodJob), model4.Cost, "Cost").IsValid.Should().BeFalse();
}
public void ValidationModelWithDataAnnotationAndShouldBeFailureTest()
{
var model1 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "", Cost = 11
};
var model2 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "11111111111", Cost = 11
};
var model3 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "Good", Cost = 9
};
var model4 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "", Cost = -9
};
var validator = new DataAnnotationValidator();
var r1 = validator.Verify(typeof(GoodJob), model1);
var r2 = validator.Verify(typeof(GoodJob), model2);
var r3 = validator.Verify(typeof(GoodJob), model3);
var r4 = validator.Verify(typeof(GoodJob), model4);
r1.IsValid.ShouldBeFalse();
r2.IsValid.ShouldBeFalse();
r3.IsValid.ShouldBeFalse();
r4.IsValid.ShouldBeFalse();
r1.MemberNames.Should().HaveCount(1);
r2.MemberNames.Should().HaveCount(1);
r3.MemberNames.Should().HaveCount(1);
r4.MemberNames.Should().HaveCount(2);
}
public void ValidationModelWithDataAnnotationAndShouldBeSuccessTest()
{
var model = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "Good", Cost = 11
};
var validator = new DataAnnotationValidator();
validator.Verify(typeof(GoodJob), model).IsValid.Should().BeTrue();
}
public void ValidationModelWithDataAnnotationAndShouldBeFailureTest()
{
var options = new ValidationOptions();
options.AnnotationEnabled = false;
options.FailureIfInstanceIsNull = true;
options.FailureIfProjectNotMatch = false;
options.CustomValidatorEnabled = true;
var provider = new ValidationProvider(ValidationProjectManager, VerifiableObjectResolver, options);
ValidationRegistrar.ForProvider(provider, "UT_ValidationModelWithDataAnnotationAndShouldBeFailureTest")
.ForDataAnnotationSupport()
.Build();
var validator = ValidationMe.Use("UT_ValidationModelWithDataAnnotationAndShouldBeFailureTest").Resolve <GoodJob>();
var model1 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "", Cost = 11
};
var model2 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "11111111111", Cost = 11
};
var model3 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "Good", Cost = 9
};
var model4 = new GoodJob()
{
Name = "", Cost = -9
};
var r1 = validator.Verify(typeof(GoodJob), model1);
var r2 = validator.Verify(typeof(GoodJob), model2);
var r3 = validator.Verify(typeof(GoodJob), model3);
var r4 = validator.Verify(typeof(GoodJob), model4);
r1.IsValid.ShouldBeFalse();
r2.IsValid.ShouldBeFalse();
r3.IsValid.ShouldBeFalse();
r4.IsValid.ShouldBeFalse();
r1.MemberNames.Should().HaveCount(1);
r2.MemberNames.Should().HaveCount(1);
r3.MemberNames.Should().HaveCount(1);
r4.MemberNames.Should().HaveCount(2);
}
