static void Main(string[] args)
{
try
{
//If the destinations were to write to a database, or an application server.
// this would garner any connection strings, address of the application server etc.
// since this being written to a console, we really don't need this.
var section = (ConfigurationManager.GetSection("WriteDestinations/Destinations") as System.Collections.Hashtable)
.Cast <System.Collections.DictionaryEntry>()
.ToDictionary(n => n.Key.ToString(), n => n.Value.ToString());
string platform = "MOBILE";
string locationInformation;
section.TryGetValue(platform, out locationInformation);
ITextToBase textToConsole = new TextToConsole(locationInformation);
textToConsole.GetTextFromSource();
textToConsole.WriteToDestination();
}
catch (ArgumentNullException e)
{
Console.WriteLine("ERROR: string to write is NULL: " + e.Message);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine("ERROR: " + e.Message);
}
}
public void TestTextToConsoleGetTextFromSource()
{
string testingTextString = null;
string platform = "CONSOLE";
TextToConsole textToConsole = new TextToConsole(platform);
textToConsole.GetTextFromSource();
testingTextString = textToConsole.TextString;
//If GetTextFromSource() HAS been called, parameter
// should NOT be null.
Assert.AreNotEqual(null, testingTextString);
}
public void TestTextToConsoleTextStringProperty()
{
//Simple setup:
string testingTextString = null;
string platform = "CONSOLE";
TextToConsole textToConsole = new TextToConsole(platform);
textToConsole.GetTextFromSource();
testingTextString = textToConsole.TextString;
//Per specification the property should return a string type.
Assert.IsInstanceOfType(testingTextString, typeof(string));
}
public void TestTextStringEqualToHelloWorld()
{
string Actual = null;
string Expected = "Hello World!";
string platform = "CONSOLE";
TextToConsole textToConsole = new TextToConsole(platform);
textToConsole.GetTextFromSource();
Actual = textToConsole.TextString;
//Per the requirements the Expected value of the string should
// be "Hello World!" (If its not, then requirements have changed, or
// requirements are not fully understood.
Assert.AreEqual(Expected, Actual);
}
