public override void SetUp()
{
base.SetUp();
var roleBuilder = new RoleBuilder();
var userBuidler = new UserBuilder();
roleBuilder.With(r => r.Name, PvPStatics.Permissions_Admin);
roleBuilder.AddUser(userBuidler.Build());
roleBuilder.BuildAndSave();
user = userBuidler.BuildAndSave();
requestHandler = new UserHasRoleRequestHandler(DataContext);
request = new UserHasAnyRoleRequest();
}
public override void SetUp()
{
base.SetUp();
// unsure if this test fixture should include the internal handlers
// as the validator has no clue about *how* the property is validated.
// on the other hand, there isn't much of a better way to test a validator
// than to do a kind of sort of integration test
var token = new CancellationToken();
Task <bool> ReturnCall <TRequest, TRequestHandler>(CallInfo call)
where TRequest : IRequest <bool>
where TRequestHandler : IRequestHandler <TRequest, bool>
{
if (call.Args().Length > 0 && call.Args()[0] is TRequest sentRequest)
{
var handler = (TRequestHandler)System.Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(TRequestHandler), DataContext);
return(handler.Handle(sentRequest, token));
}
return(Task.FromResult(false));
}
mediatorMock.Send(Arg.Any <UserHasAnyRoleRequest>()).Returns(ReturnCall <UserHasAnyRoleRequest, UserHasRoleRequestHandler>);
mediatorMock.Send(Arg.Any <IsValidUserRequest>()).Returns(ReturnCall <IsValidUserRequest, IsValidUserRequestHandler>);
var roleBuilder = new RoleBuilder();
var userBuidler = new UserBuilder();
roleBuilder.With(r => r.Name, PvPStatics.Permissions_Admin);
roleBuilder.AddUser(userBuidler.Build());
roleBuilder.BuildAndSave();
adminUser = userBuidler.BuildAndSave();
normalUser = new UserBuilder().BuildAndSave();
request = new ResetSecurityStamp();
}
