/// <summary>
/// Runs a command through the IActionResult ASP.Net pathways and returns a HTTP response.
/// This is useful for testing end to end HTTP triggered functions without having to actually host the
/// function app.
/// A method only needs specifying in the function supports multiple methods.
/// </summary>
public async Task <HttpResponse> ExecuteHttpAsync <TResult>(ICommand <TResult> command, HttpMethod method = null)
{
HttpFunctionDefinition httpFunctionDefinition = FindHttpFunctionDefinition(command);
ActionContext actionContext = _aspNetRuntime.PrepareToExecuteHttp(command, httpFunctionDefinition, method);
IHttpResponseHandler httpResponseHandler = GetHttpResponseHandler(httpFunctionDefinition);
HttpDispatcher httpDispatcher = new HttpDispatcher(Dispatcher, ServiceProvider);
IActionResult actionResult = await httpDispatcher.DispatchAndConvertToActionResult(command, httpResponseHandler, httpFunctionDefinition);
return(await _aspNetRuntime.CreateHttpResponse(actionContext, actionResult));
}
public static TestBuilder GetTestBuilder()
{
if (_testBuilder != null)
{
return(_testBuilder);
}
var builder = new WebHostBuilder()
.UseEnvironment("Development")
.UseStartup <Startup>();
var _testServer = new TestServer(builder);
var _client = _testServer.CreateClient();
IDispatch _dispatcher = new HttpDispatcher <ITestService>(_client);
return(new TestBuilder(_dispatcher));
}
public static TContract GetProxy <TContract>(this HttpClient client)
{
var dispatcher = new HttpDispatcher <TContract>(client);
return(ServiceProxy <TContract> .GetProxy(dispatcher));
}