public async Task TestCreateTodoOk()
{
//SETUP
var options = SqliteInMemory.CreateOptions <ExampleDbContext>();
using (var context = new ExampleDbContext(options))
{
context.Database.EnsureCreated();
context.SeedDatabase();
var controller = new ToDoHybridController();
var utData = context.SetupSingleDtoAndEntities <CreateTodoHybridDto>(_genericServiceConfig);
var service = new CrudServicesAsync(context, utData.ConfigAndMapper);
//ATTEMPT
var dto = new CreateTodoHybridDto()
{
Name = "Test",
Difficulty = 3,
};
var response = await controller.PostAsync(dto, service);
//VERIFY
response.GetStatusCode().ShouldEqual(201);
var rStatus = response.CheckCreateResponse("GetSingleHybridTodo", new { id = 7 }, dto);
rStatus.IsValid.ShouldBeTrue(rStatus.GetAllErrors());
rStatus.Message.ShouldEqual("Success");
}
}
public async Task <ActionResult <CreateTodoHybridDto> > PostAsync(CreateTodoHybridDto item, [FromServices] ICrudServicesAsync service)
{
var result = await service.CreateAndSaveAsync(item);
//NOTE: to get this to work you MUST set the name of the HttpGet, e.g. [HttpGet("{id}", Name= "GetSingleTodo")],
//on the Get you want to call, then then use the Name value in the Response.
//Otherwise you get a "No route matches the supplied values" error.
//see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36560239/asp-net-core-createdatroute-failure for more on this
return(service.Response(this, "GetSingleHybridTodo", new { id = result.Id }, item));
}
