public static EventFlowValidator <SimpleExecuteResult> AddSimpleExecuteQueryResultValidator(
this EventFlowValidator <SimpleExecuteResult> efv, TestResultSet[] testData)
{
return(efv.AddResultValidation(p =>
{
Assert.Equal(p.RowCount, testData[0].Rows.Count);
}));
}
public static EventFlowValidator <QueryDisposeResult> AddStandardQueryDisposeValidator(
this EventFlowValidator <QueryDisposeResult> evf)
{
// We just need to make sure that the result is not null
evf.AddResultValidation(Assert.NotNull);
return(evf);
}
public static EventFlowValidator <SaveResultRequestResult> AddStandardResultValidator(
this EventFlowValidator <SaveResultRequestResult> efv)
{
return(efv.AddResultValidation(r =>
{
Assert.NotNull(r);
Assert.Null(r.Messages);
}));
}
public static EventFlowValidator<SerializeDataResult> AddStandardResultValidator(
this EventFlowValidator<SerializeDataResult> efv)
{
return efv.AddResultValidation(r =>
{
Assert.NotNull(r);
Assert.Null(r.Messages);
Assert.True(r.Succeeded);
});
}
public static EventFlowValidator <ExecuteRequestResult> AddStandardQueryResultValidator(
this EventFlowValidator <ExecuteRequestResult> efv)
{
// We just need to makes sure we get a result back, there's no params to validate
return(efv.AddResultValidation(Assert.NotNull));
}