public void TestMethod1()
{
Mock<IStudentsRepository> mockRepo = new Mock<IStudentsRepository>();
StudentsController studentsController = new StudentsController(mockRepo.Object);
Student s = new Student
{
Firstname = "Daniel",
Lastname = "Something"
};
studentsController.Create(s, null);
mockRepo.Verify(a => a.InsertOrUpdate(s, null));
mockRepo.Verify(a => a.Save());
}
public void TestMethodEmail()
{
Mock<IStudentsRepository> mockRepo =
new Mock<IStudentsRepository>();
Mock<IEmailer> fakeEmailer = new Mock<IEmailer>();
StudentsController controller =
new StudentsController(mockRepo.Object, fakeEmailer.Object);
Student s = new Student
{
Firstname = "Daniel",
Lastname = "Something"
};
//controller.Create(s, null);
fakeEmailer.Verify(a=>a.Send("Welcome to our website..."));
}
public void TestMethod1()
{
//Arrange
Mock<IStudentsRepository> mockRepo =
new Mock<IStudentsRepository>();
StudentsController controller =
new StudentsController(mockRepo.Object, null);
Student s = new Student
{
Firstname = "Daniel",
Lastname = "Something"
};
//Act - Where you call the method to test
//controller.Create(s, null);
//Assert - verify that insertorupdate was called
mockRepo.Verify(a=>a.InsertOrUpdate(s));
mockRepo.Verify(a=>a.Save());
}