public void TestExample2()
{
var usageData = new List <ApplicationUsageModel>(new ApplicationUsageModel[]
{
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 1, UserID = 1, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.LAPTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 2, UserID = 1, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.DESKTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 3, UserID = 2, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.DESKTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 4, UserID = 2, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.DESKTOP
}
});
var helper = new ApplicationUsageAnalysisHelper(null);
var results = helper.AnalyzeUsageData(usageData);
Assert.AreEqual(1, results.Count(), "Only one application is analysing");
Assert.AreEqual(3, results.First().RequiredCopies, "Three copies of the application are required as UserID 2 has installed the application on two computers" +
"but neither of them is a laptop and thus both computers require a purchase of the application");
}
public void TestMultipleApplications()
{
var usageData = new List <ApplicationUsageModel>(new ApplicationUsageModel[]
{
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 1, UserID = 1, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.LAPTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 2, UserID = 2, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.DESKTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 3, UserID = 2, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.DESKTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 4, UserID = 1, ApplicationID = 375, ComputerType = ComputerType.LAPTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 5, UserID = 1, ApplicationID = 375, ComputerType = ComputerType.LAPTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 1, UserID = 1, ApplicationID = 376, ComputerType = ComputerType.LAPTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 2, UserID = 2, ApplicationID = 376, ComputerType = ComputerType.DESKTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 3, UserID = 2, ApplicationID = 376, ComputerType = ComputerType.LAPTOP
}
});
var helper = new ApplicationUsageAnalysisHelper(null);
var results = helper.AnalyzeUsageData(usageData).ToList();
Assert.AreEqual(3, results.Count(), "Three applications ar analysing");
Assert.AreEqual(2, results[0].Desktops, "Two desktops using 374");
Assert.AreEqual(3, results[0].RequiredCopies, "Three copies of 374 required, user 2 need two licencess to use on two desktops");
Assert.AreEqual(2, results[1].Laptops, "Two laptops using 375");
Assert.AreEqual(1, results[1].RequiredCopies, "Only one coppy of 375 required, sam user using two laptops");
Assert.AreEqual(2, results[2].Laptops, "Two laptops using 376");
Assert.AreEqual(1, results[2].Desktops, "One desktop using 376");
Assert.AreEqual(2, results[2].Users, "Two users of 376");
Assert.AreEqual(2, results[2].RequiredCopies, "Two copies of 376 required, one licence is enoungh for usr 2");
}
public void TestExample1()
{
var usageData = new List <ApplicationUsageModel>(new ApplicationUsageModel[]
{
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 1, UserID = 1, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.LAPTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 2, UserID = 1, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.DESKTOP
}
});
var helper = new ApplicationUsageAnalysisHelper(null);
var results = helper.AnalyzeUsageData(usageData);
Assert.AreEqual(1, results.Count(), "Only one application is analysing");
Assert.AreEqual(1, results.First().RequiredCopies, "Only one copy of the application is required as the user has installed it on two computers, " +
"with one of them being a laptop");
}
public void TestExample3()
{
var usageData = new List <ApplicationUsageModel>(new ApplicationUsageModel[]
{
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 1, UserID = 1, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.LAPTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 2, UserID = 2, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.DESKTOP
},
new ApplicationUsageModel {
ComputerID = 2, UserID = 2, ApplicationID = 374, ComputerType = ComputerType.DESKTOP
}
});
var helper = new ApplicationUsageAnalysisHelper(null);
var results = helper.AnalyzeUsageData(usageData);
Assert.AreEqual(1, results.Count(), "Only one application is analysing");
Assert.AreEqual(1, results.First().Desktops, "Only one desktop as the data from the second and third rows are duplicates");
Assert.AreEqual(2, results.First().RequiredCopies, "Only two copies of the application are required as the data from the second and third rows are duplicates");
}
