public void Should_Use_Custom_StringLength_Boundaries_for_String_Value_Injection()
{
//Create an instance of our test class
var testInstance = new SimpleStringTestClass();
var stringLengthMax = 30;
var stringLengthMin = 10;
//Create an instance of our IntSelector and set some custom bounds
var selector =
new StringSelector().SetMax(() => stringLengthMax)
.SetMin(() => stringLengthMin);
//Iterate over the test object's properties
foreach (var property in testInstance.GetType().GetProperties())
{
Assert.IsTrue(selector.CanBind(property),
string.Format("should have been able to bind to property {0}", property.Name));
//Inject the value into this property on our test instance class
selector.Generate(testInstance, property);
//Get the value out of the property
var fieldValue = (string)property.GetValue(testInstance, null);
Assert.IsNotNullOrEmpty(fieldValue);
Assert.IsTrue(fieldValue.Length <= stringLengthMax && fieldValue.Length >= stringLengthMin, "Custom range should have worked");
}
}
public void String_Selector_Injects_All_Strings()
{
var stringSelector = new StringSelector();
var randomStringsClass = new RandomStringsClass();
//Iterate over all of the properties in the fullNameClass object...
foreach (var property in randomStringsClass.GetType().GetProperties())
{
//Inject the value into the property
stringSelector.Generate(randomStringsClass, property);
}
//Iterate over all of the properties again
foreach (var property in randomStringsClass.GetType().GetProperties())
{
var fieldValue = property.GetValue(randomStringsClass, null) as string;
Assert.IsNotNullOrEmpty(fieldValue);
Assert.IsAssignableFrom <string>(fieldValue, "Should be type of string...");
Assert.That(fieldValue.Length > 0);
}
}
public void String_Selector_Injects_All_Strings()
{
var stringSelector = new StringSelector();
var randomStringsClass = new RandomStringsClass();
//Iterate over all of the properties in the fullNameClass object...
foreach (var property in randomStringsClass.GetType().GetProperties())
{
//Inject the value into the property
stringSelector.Generate(randomStringsClass, property);
}
//Iterate over all of the properties again
foreach (var property in randomStringsClass.GetType().GetProperties())
{
var fieldValue = property.GetValue(randomStringsClass, null) as string;
Assert.IsNotNullOrEmpty(fieldValue);
Assert.IsAssignableFrom<string>(fieldValue, "Should be type of string...");
Assert.That(fieldValue.Length > 0);
}
}
public void Should_Use_Custom_StringLength_Boundaries_for_String_Value_Injection()
{
//Create an instance of our test class
var testInstance = new SimpleStringTestClass();
var stringLengthMax = 30;
var stringLengthMin = 10;
//Create an instance of our IntSelector and set some custom bounds
var selector =
new StringSelector().SetMax(() => stringLengthMax)
.SetMin(() => stringLengthMin);
//Iterate over the test object's properties
foreach (var property in testInstance.GetType().GetProperties())
{
Assert.IsTrue(selector.CanBind(property),
string.Format("should have been able to bind to property {0}", property.Name));
//Inject the value into this property on our test instance class
selector.Generate(testInstance, property);
//Get the value out of the property
var fieldValue = (string)property.GetValue(testInstance, null);
Assert.IsNotNullOrEmpty(fieldValue);
Assert.IsTrue(fieldValue.Length <= stringLengthMax && fieldValue.Length >= stringLengthMin, "Custom range should have worked");
}
}
