public void GetConfigurationUsesjsConf_PrefixAsDefault()
{
var data = Utils.FilterAppSettings("jsConf_");
var jsm = new JsConfigurationScriptManager();
var script = jsm.GetScript(data);
Assert.IsTrue(script.Contains(@"{""test1"":1};"));
}
public void GetConfigurationFailsIfnotPrefixPresent()
{
var data = Utils.FilterAppSettings("conf_");
var jsm = new JsConfigurationScriptManager();
var script = jsm.GetScript(data);
Assert.IsFalse(script.Contains(@"""test3"""));
}
public void GetConfigurationReturnsStringsProperly()
{
var data = Utils.FilterAppSettings("conf_");
var jsm = new JsConfigurationScriptManager {Prefix = "conf_"};
var script = jsm.GetScript(data);
Assert.IsTrue(script.StartsWith("var ServerConfigurations = "));
Assert.IsTrue(script.Contains(@"{""test3"":""hello""};"));
}
public void GetConfigurationReturnsOk()
{
var data = Utils.FilterAppSettings("jsConf_");
var jsm = new JsConfigurationScriptManager();
var script = jsm.GetScript(data);
Assert.IsTrue(script.StartsWith("var ServerConfigurations = "));
Assert.IsTrue(script.Contains(@"{""test1"":1};"));
}
public void GetConfigurationCustomReturnsCustonNames()
{
const string JS_PREFIX = "jsConf_";
var data = Utils.FilterAppSettings(JS_PREFIX);
var jsm = new JsConfigurationScriptManager { Prefix = JS_PREFIX, VariableName = "MyVar"};
var script = jsm.GetScript(data);
Assert.IsTrue(script.StartsWith("var MyVar = "));
Assert.IsTrue(script.Contains(@"{""test1"":1};"));
}
private static void AddDataCodeFromConfig(StringBuilder builder, string prefix, string varName)
{
var jsm = new JsConfigurationScriptManager {
Prefix = prefix,
VariableName = varName,
VarIsMainVar = false
};
var codes = Utils.FilterAppSettings(jsm.Prefix);
builder.Append(jsm.GetScript(codes));
}
public JavaScriptResult GetConfiguration()
{
//1. we set the prefix of the AppSettings that we're going to export.
var jsPrefix = Utils.GetString("JsConfPrefix");
//2. we use our utility method in order to retrieve the key/value pairs.
var data = Utils.FilterAppSettings(jsPrefix);
//3. we instantiate our JsConfigurationScriptManager (typically we'll use DI and maybe use it through the controller)
var jsm = new JsConfigurationScriptManager();
//4. we create the script
var script = jsm.GetScript(data);
//5. we expose the script
return JavaScript(script);
/* RETURN VALUE ****************************************************************************************************
var ServerConfigurations = { 'maxContactItems': 50, 'maxAddressItems': 50 };
- The default variable name is ServerConfigurations.
*********************************************************************************************************************/
}
public JavaScriptResult GetConfigurationCustom()
{
//1. we set the prefix of the AppSettings that we're going to export.
const string JS_PREFIX = "jsConf_";
//2. we use our utility method in order to retrieve the key/value pairs.
var data = Utils.FilterAppSettings(JS_PREFIX);
//3. we instantiate our JsConfigurationScriptManager (typically we'll use DI and maybe use it through the controller)
var jsm = new JsConfigurationScriptManager { Prefix = JS_PREFIX, VariableName = "MyVar", ExposeRelativePath = true};
//4. we create the script
var script = jsm.GetScript(data);
//5. we expose the script
return JavaScript(script);
/* RETURN VALUE ****************************************************************************************************
var Myvar = { 'maxContactItems': 50, 'maxAddressItems': 50, 'relPath':'/' };
- The variable name has been defined by us.
- If you forget to inform the prefix when instantiating the JsConfigurationScriptManager, the prefix will appear
in the property names.
- relPath exposes the relative path of the app.
*********************************************************************************************************************/
}
