public void DeleteBookingReturns201()
{
BookingPayload payload = new BookingPayload();
payload.SetFirstname("Mary");
payload.SetLastname("White");
payload.SetTotalPrice(200);
payload.SetDepositPaid(true);
payload.SetBookingDates(new BookingDatesPayload(new DateTime(2017, 3, 31), new DateTime(2017, 4, 3)));
payload.SetAdditionalNeeds("None");
var response = Booking.PostBooking(payload);
string responsePayload = response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result;
BookingResponsePayload bookingResponse = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject <BookingResponsePayload>(responsePayload);
AuthPayload authPayload = new AuthPayload();
authPayload.SetUsername("admin");
authPayload.SetPassword("password123");
AuthResponsePayload authResponse = Auth.PostAuth(authPayload);
var deleteResponse = Booking.DeleteBooking(bookingResponse.bookingid, authResponse.token);
Assert.IsTrue(deleteResponse.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.Created, "Http Status Code is not 201");
}
public void PostAPICall()
{
//Think of a client like a browser, and the URL we are interested in
var client = new RestClient("https://automationintesting.online");
//Here we build up our request with the required information.
//In this instance we are just providded the route and stating we expect JSON back
var request = new RestRequest("auth/login", DataFormat.Json);
//I've created a basic object and set the values with need.
//These directly map to the JSON we have to send - https://automationintesting.online/auth/swagger-ui.html
AuthPayload payload = new AuthPayload();
payload.username = "******";
payload.password = "******";
//Provide the object we've created to RESTSharp
request.AddJsonBody(payload);
//Instruct RESTSharp to send our request using the POST method
var response = client.Post(request);
//
//Asserting that the status is "OK"
Assert.That(response.StatusCode.ToString(), Is.EqualTo("OK"));
//Asserting that the status code is 200
Assert.That((int)response.StatusCode, Is.EqualTo(200));
//This request return JSON, so we have to parse/deserialise it to an object we can use in C#
//I've created the AuthResponse below and told JSONConert to use that object
//It will try to match properties like for like.
AuthResponse dave = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject <AuthResponse>(response.Content);
//I'm expecting a token, and I know it's length should be 16 characters.
Assert.That(dave.token.Length, Is.EqualTo(16));
}
