public void ValidateTest()
{
ImageUrlAttributeType uut = new ImageUrlAttributeType
{
Key = "Some Image",
Required = false
};
Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => uut.Validate());
// Null key is not okay
uut.Key = null;
ListedValidationException e = Assert.Throws <ListedValidationException>(() => uut.Validate());
Assert.AreEqual(1, e.Errors.Count());
}
public void ValidateTest()
{
IntegerAttributeType uut = new IntegerAttributeType
{
Key = "Some Int",
DefaultValue = null,
MaxValue = null,
MinValue = null,
Required = false
};
Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => uut.Validate());
// Having a Max, min, and default should be okay.
uut.DefaultValue = 10;
uut.MinValue = 0;
uut.MaxValue = 100;
Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => uut.Validate());
// Having a default value outside of the range should throw an exception.
uut.DefaultValue = -1;
ListedValidationException e = Assert.Throws <ListedValidationException>(() => uut.Validate());
Assert.AreEqual(1, e.Errors.Count());
uut.DefaultValue = null;
// Not having a default value with a min/max should work okay.
Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => uut.Validate());
// Having a max < min should throw.
uut.MinValue = 101;
e = Assert.Throws <ListedValidationException>(() => uut.Validate());
Assert.AreEqual(1, e.Errors.Count());
// Just having a default value should be okay.
uut.MinValue = null;
uut.MaxValue = null;
uut.DefaultValue = 10;
Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => uut.Validate());
// Null key is not okay
uut.Key = null;
e = Assert.Throws <ListedValidationException>(() => uut.Validate());
Assert.AreEqual(1, e.Errors.Count());
}
public void ValidateTest()
{
AssetNameAttributeType uut = new AssetNameAttributeType
{
Key = "Some Asset"
};
Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => uut.Validate());
// Required set to false will cause a validation error,
// this is ALWAYS required.
uut.Required = false;
ListedValidationException e = Assert.Throws <ListedValidationException>(() => uut.Validate());
Assert.AreEqual(1, e.Errors.Count());
uut.Required = true;
// Null key will throw exceptions.
uut.Key = null;
e = Assert.Throws <ListedValidationException>(() => uut.Validate());
Assert.AreEqual(1, e.Errors.Count());
}
public void ValidateTest()
{
StringAttributeType uut = new StringAttributeType
{
Key = "Some String",
DefaultValue = null,
Required = false
};
Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => uut.Validate());
// Having a default value should be okay.
uut.DefaultValue = "Hello";
Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => uut.Validate());
// Not having a default value with a min/max should work okay.
Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => uut.Validate());
// Null key is not okay
uut.Key = null;
ListedValidationException e = Assert.Throws <ListedValidationException>(() => uut.Validate());
Assert.AreEqual(1, e.Errors.Count());
}
