public void ViewOpenOrders_Shows_All_Open_Orders()
{
//Because the database is already in memory, it just calls this directly. Normally would use an in memory database to mock out the real one.
var fillOrderRepo = new FillOrderRepo();
var fillOrderService = new FillOrderService(fillOrderRepo);
fillOrderService.CreateFillOrder();
fillOrderService.CreateFillOrder();
fillOrderService.CreateFillOrder();
fillOrderService.CreateFillOrder();
Assert.True(fillOrderService.ViewOpenOrders().Count == 4);
}
public void CreateFillOrder_Create_New_Fill_Order_2()
{
//Because it is in memory as it is and I do not have a mocked DB, I wanted to also show the tests would catch if it generated a fill order
var fillOrderRepo = new FillOrderRepo();
var fillOrderService = new FillOrderService(fillOrderRepo);
var newOrder = fillOrderService.CreateFillOrder();
Assert.IsType <DateTime>(newOrder.OrderCreated);
Assert.False(newOrder.OrderClosed);
Assert.NotNull(newOrder.Id);
}
public IActionResult CreateFillOrder([FromBody] FillOrder createdFillOrder)
{
try
{
return(Created("", _fillOrderService.CreateFillOrder(createdFillOrder)));
}
catch (Exception exception)
{
return(NotFound(exception.Message));
}
}
public void CreateFillOrder_Create_New_Fill_Order()
{
//Because I did not mock the database fully, this returns an empty object.
//wanted to show I can mock out things however.
var fillOrderRepo = new Mock <IFillOrderRepo>();
fillOrderRepo.Setup(f => f.CreateFillOrder()).Returns(new FillOrder());
var fillOrderService = new FillOrderService(fillOrderRepo.Object);
var newOrder = fillOrderService.CreateFillOrder();
Assert.IsType <DateTime>(newOrder.OrderCreated);
Assert.False(newOrder.OrderClosed);
}
//GET: FillOrders/Create
public IActionResult Create()
{
return(View(_service.CreateFillOrder()));
}
public IActionResult CreateFillOrder([FromBody] FillOrder fillOrder)
{
_fillOrderService.CreateFillOrder(fillOrder);
return(Ok());
}
