public void HelperHasPropertyTest()
{
//Uses our special service context object (it mocks all services!!)
var mockServiceContext = new MockServiceContext();
var appCtx = UmbracoUnitTestHelper.GetApplicationContext(serviceContext: mockServiceContext.ServiceContext);
var ctx = UmbracoUnitTestHelper.GetUmbracoContext(appCtx);
UmbracoUnitTestHelper.StartCoreBootManager(UmbracoUnitTestHelper.GetCustomBootManager(serviceContext: mockServiceContext.ServiceContext));
string propertyName = "testProp";
//THIS TIME we do need a property type defined.... this is more complicated...
UmbracoUnitTestHelper.SetupServicesForPublishedContentTypeResolution(mockServiceContext, new[] { UmbracoUnitTestHelper.GetPropertyType(alias: propertyName) });
var contentId = 2;
//get a mocked IPublishedContent
var contentType = UmbracoUnitTestHelper.GetPublishedContentType();
var contentMock = UmbracoUnitTestHelper.GetPublishedContentMock(contentType: contentType);
var mockedTypedQuery = new Mock <ITypedPublishedContentQuery>();
mockedTypedQuery.Setup(s => s.TypedContent(contentId)).Returns(contentMock.Object);
//give our dynamic query mock to the longer version of the UmbracoHelper constructor
var helper = UmbracoUnitTestHelper.GetUmbracoHelper(ctx, typedQuery: mockedTypedQuery.Object);
var controller = new BasicTestSurfaceController(ctx, helper);
var res = controller.BasicHasPropertyAction(contentId, propertyName);
var model = (bool)res.Model;
Assert.IsTrue(model);
//clean up resolved so we can use this again...
UmbracoUnitTestHelper.CleanupCoreBootManager(appCtx);
}