public void executes_service()
{
var mockService = new MockService();
var strapper = TempestBootstrapper.Create();
strapper.RegisterConvention(new ActionBasedServiceConfigurationConvention(s => s.AddSingleton<IMockService>(mockService)));
var mockExecutor = new MockBootstrapperExecutor();
strapper.Execute(mockExecutor);
Assert.Equal("Bar", mockService.Foo);
}
public static int Main(string[] args)
{
// args = new string[]
// {
// "new"
// // "-s",
// // "/Users/Nero/Projects/Tempest/src/Tempest.Generator.New/bin/Debug/netstandard1.6"
// };
var strapper = TempestBootstrapper.Create();
var executor = new TempestExecutor(args);
return(strapper.Execute(executor));
//var semanticArguments = SemanticArgumentParser.Parse(args);
// Should support following arguments:
//
// -i | --install [<PackageName>|<PackageName.zip>]
// --update all
// -u | --uninstall <PackageName>
// -s | --search <SearchPath> Configures the directory to search for generators
// -a | --add-search <SearchPath> Adds a default path to search for generators
// -r | --remove-search <SearchPath> Removes a default path from being searched for generators
// -l | --list [Generators|Search] Lists all generators or search paths
// -v | --verbosity <VerbosityLevel> Specifies the verbosity level
// -p | --para <Parameters> Specifies the generator parameters
// -g | --generator <Name> Specifies the generator to use
// Syntax:
// tempest <generatorName> -iusarlvpg <command>
// tempest <generatorName> <Parameters> -iusarlvpg <command>
// tempest <generatorName> -iusarlvpg <command>
// tempest -i <command> -u <command> -s <command> <generatorName> <Parameters>
// tempest <generatorName> <Parameters> -i <command> -u <command> -s <command>
// tempest -iusarlvpg command
// tempest -iusarlvpg command <generatorName>
// tempest -iusarlvpg command <generatorName> <Parameters>
// What's the pattern here?
// If we assume that an argument is always in a form "-X" or "--Xxxxx", and always follows by a single word, or something between " and " ... maybe we can extract it like that?
//return 0;
}