public void MatchTests()
{
ITeam bears = new Team(new Football(), "Bears");
ITeam packers = new Team(new Football(), "Packers");
string date = "02/17/21";
string time = "8:00 PM";
// bears vs packers, 02/17/21 at 8PM. Sportplayed is football
IMatch superBowl = new SportsAppDavidNicholOOP.Models.Match(bears, packers, date, time, bears.SportPlayed);
Assert.AreEqual(superBowl.TeamOne, bears);
Assert.AreEqual(superBowl.TeamTwo, packers);
Assert.AreEqual(superBowl.Date, "02/17/21");
Assert.AreEqual(superBowl.Time, "8:00 PM");
Assert.AreEqual(superBowl.SportPlayed.Name, "Football");
Assert.AreEqual(superBowl.About, "Lovely day to play some Football on 02/17/21. We have Bears versus Packers at 8:00 PM.");
superBowl.SetWinner(bears);
Assert.AreEqual(superBowl.Winner, bears); // in our dreams
IMatchResult superBowlResult = new MatchResult(superBowl);
Assert.AreEqual(superBowlResult.DeclareWinner(), $"This exciting Bears vs. Packers match on 02/17/21 resulted in a Bears Victory."); // Match result if there is a winner
Assert.AreEqual(superBowlResult.DeclareTie(), $"This exciting Bears vs. Packers match on 02/17/21 resulted in a draw.");
}
public void MatchResultsTests()
{
/*
* So Sporting 'events' like scoring a goal are all going to be an outputted list of strings on a wpf window.
* things like 'james smith scored a touchdown.' with a random player from a random team, a random number of times.
* In order to test this, I had to modify my match, team and matchresults classes quite a bit so i can force
* what the output could be. Much of my matchresults printevents method will change after these tests.
*/
ITeam panthers = new Team(new Baseball(), "Panthers");
ITeam knights = new Team(new Baseball(), "Knights");
IMatch match = new SportsAppDavidNicholOOP.Models.Match(panthers, knights, "01/02/03", "13 PM", panthers.SportPlayed);
IMatchResult matchResult = new MatchResult(match);
panthers.AddPlayer(new Player("Shiny Joe Harris"));
panthers.AddPlayer(new Player("Slim Thomas Keller"));
panthers.AddPlayer(new Player("Paul Lee"));
panthers.AddPlayer(new Player("Crazy Hugh Porter"));
knights.AddPlayer(new Player("Quick Mark Hammond"));
knights.AddPlayer(new Player("Nick Sherman"));
knights.AddPlayer(new Player("James Key"));
knights.AddPlayer(new Player("Strongarm Will Campos"));
/* first match result arg is a sport event, second is the team, third is the player from that team, fourth is the
* num times it will run.
* 2 is score run, 0 is panthers, 3 is crazy hugh porter, 1 is the amount of times it will print*/
//matchresult.printmatchevents below was changed after the tests for it passed
//to be random instead of allowing forced input
//Assert.AreEqual(matchResult.PrintMatchEvents(2, 0, 3, 1), "Crazy Hugh Porter scored a run.\n");
//Assert.AreEqual(matchResult.PrintMatchEvents(0, 1, 0, 2), "Quick Mark Hammond hit a home run.\nQuick Mark Hammond hit a home run.\n");
//Assert.AreEqual(matchResult.PrintMatchEvents(1, 0, 2, 1), "Paul Lee hit a grand slam.\n");
//match.SportPlayed = new Basketball(); // basketball time
//Assert.AreEqual(matchResult.PrintMatchEvents(2, 0, 1, 1), "Slim Thomas Keller fouled.\n");
//Assert.AreEqual(matchResult.PrintMatchEvents(0, 1, 1, 2), "Nick Sherman scored a three.\nNick Sherman scored a three.\n");
}
