public AuthTest(
BrowserFixture browserFixture,
ToggleExecutionModeServerFixture <Program> serverFixture,
ITestOutputHelper output)
: base(browserFixture, serverFixture, output)
{
// Normally, the E2E tests use the Blazor dev server if they are testing
// client-side execution. But for the auth tests, we always have to run
// in "hosted on ASP.NET Core" mode, because we get the auth state from it.
serverFixture.UseAspNetHost(TestServer.Program.BuildWebHost);
}
protected AuthTest(
BrowserFixture browserFixture,
ToggleExecutionModeServerFixture <Program> serverFixture,
ITestOutputHelper output,
ExecutionMode executionMode)
: base(browserFixture, serverFixture, output)
{
// Normally, the E2E tests use the Blazor dev server if they are testing
// client-side execution. But for the auth tests, we always have to run
// in "hosted on ASP.NET Core" mode, because we get the auth state from it.
switch (executionMode)
{
case ExecutionMode.Client:
serverFixture.UseAspNetHost(TestServer.Program.BuildWebHost <TestServer.AuthenticationStartup>);
break;
case ExecutionMode.Server:
serverFixture.UseAspNetHost(TestServer.Program.BuildWebHost <TestServer.ServerAuthenticationStartup>);
break;
default:
break;
}
}
public static ToggleExecutionModeServerFixture <T> WithServerExecution <T, TStartup>(this ToggleExecutionModeServerFixture <T> serverFixture) where TStartup : class
{
serverFixture.UseAspNetHost(Program.BuildWebHost <TStartup>);
serverFixture.ExecutionMode = ExecutionMode.Server;
return(serverFixture);
}
public static ToggleExecutionModeServerFixture <T> WithServerExecution <T>(this ToggleExecutionModeServerFixture <T> serverFixture)
{
serverFixture.UseAspNetHost(TestServer.Program.BuildWebHost);
return(serverFixture);
}
