public void PatientMustHaveAtLeastOneValidInsurancePolicy()
{
PatientValidator v = new PatientValidator();
// No policies
{
Patient p = getValidPatient_noPolicy();
// This requires a setter for InsurancePolicies, which is not what i want for any other purpose
//var result = v.ShouldHaveValidationErrorFor(pat => pat.InsurancePolicies, p);
// So we do this instead which will break at runtime if the name of the property changes
var result = v.Validate(p);
Assert.IsFalse(result.IsValid);
Assert.IsTrue(result.Errors.Count == 1);
Assert.IsTrue(result.Errors[0].PropertyName == "InsurancePolicies");
}
// Has an invalid policy
{
Patient p = getValidPatient_noPolicy();
p.AddInsurancePolicy(InsurancePolicyUnitTests.getInvalidInsurancePolicy());
var result = v.Validate(p);
Assert.IsFalse(result.IsValid);
}
// Has an invalid and valid policy
{
Patient p = getValidPatient_noPolicy();
p.AddInsurancePolicy(InsurancePolicyUnitTests.getInvalidInsurancePolicy());
p.AddInsurancePolicy(InsurancePolicyUnitTests.getValidInsurancePolicy());
var result = v.Validate(p);
Assert.IsFalse(result.IsValid);
}
{
// Has only valid policy
Patient p = getValidPatient_noPolicy();
p.AddInsurancePolicy(InsurancePolicyUnitTests.getValidInsurancePolicy());
var result = v.Validate(p);
Assert.IsTrue(result.IsValid);
}
}
public void TOJsonMethodReturnsNonemptyString()
{
Patient p = getValidPatient();
p.AddInsurancePolicy(new InsurancePolicy()
{
PolicyNumber = "fjeioaj3", ProviderName = "testprovider"
});
string json = p.ToJSON();
Assert.IsNotNull(json);
Assert.AreNotEqual(json, string.Empty);
}