Esempio n. 1
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        public void DoYourOwnLogic3()
        {
            //implement your idea and own logic
            //use mocks
            var nonAdmin = new User()
            {
                UserName = "******", Password = "******"
            };

            const int     id             = 1;
            List <double> weeklySalaries = new List <double>();

            weeklySalaries.Add(1200);
            weeklySalaries.Add(1100);
            weeklySalaries.Add(1500);

            var mockLogin = new Mock <ILoginModule>();

            mockLogin.Setup(x => x.Login(nonAdmin))
            .Callback(() => nonAdmin.Rights = Right.None);

            var mock = new Mock <IEmployeeRepository>();

            mock.Setup(m => m.LoadEmployee(id)).Returns(() => new Employee()
            {
                Id = id, Name = "Hans", Type = "Teacher", Wage = 1000
            });

            Employee e = mock.Object.LoadEmployee(id);

            mockLogin.Object.Login(nonAdmin);

            double averageSalary = e.CalculateAverageSalary(weeklySalaries, nonAdmin);
        }
Esempio n. 2
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        public void CanCalulateAverageWeeklySaleryPerEmployee()
        {
            //implement your own logic
            //use mocks
            const int     id             = 1;
            List <double> weeklySalaries = new List <double>();

            weeklySalaries.Add(1200);
            weeklySalaries.Add(1100);
            weeklySalaries.Add(1500);

            var mock = new Mock <IEmployeeRepository>();

            mock.Setup(m => m.LoadEmployee(id)).Returns(() => new Employee()
            {
                Id = id, Name = "Hans", Type = "Teacher", Wage = 1000
            });

            double expectedResult = (1200 + 1100 + 1500) / (3.0);

            Employee e             = mock.Object.LoadEmployee(id);
            double   averageSalary = e.CalculateAverageSalary(weeklySalaries);

            Assert.AreEqual(expectedResult, averageSalary);
        }