public void Arrange()
{
_repo = new BadgeRepostiory();
_badge = new Badge(12345, new List <string>()
{
"A5", "A7"
});
_repo.AddBadgeToDictionary(_badge);
}
// Create new Badge
private void AddABadge()
{
Console.Clear();
Badge newBadge = new Badge();
List <string> Doors = new List <string>();
// BadgeID
Console.WriteLine("What is the number on the badge?");
string badgeNumber = Console.ReadLine();
newBadge.BadgeID = int.Parse(badgeNumber);
Console.WriteLine("List a door that it needs access to:");
string door = Console.ReadLine();
Doors.Add(door);
bool keepRunning = true;
while (keepRunning)
{
Console.WriteLine("Any other doors (y/n). Type y for yes or n for no.");
string input = Console.ReadLine().ToLower();
switch (input)
{
case "y":
// Add another door
Console.WriteLine("List a door that it needs access to:");
string door2 = Console.ReadLine();
Doors.Add(door2);
break;
case "n":
keepRunning = false;
break;
}
}
newBadge.Doors = Doors;
_badgeRepo.AddBadgeToDictionary(newBadge);
}
public void AddToDictionary_ShouldGetNotNull()
{
// Arrange--> Setting up the playing field
Badge badge = new Badge();
badge.BadgeID = 12345;
BadgeRepostiory repository = new BadgeRepostiory();
// Act--> Get/run the code we want to test
repository.AddBadgeToDictionary(_badge);
KeyValuePair <int, List <string> > badgeKey = repository.GetBadgeByBadgeID(12345);
// Assert--> Use the assert class to verify the expected outcome
Assert.IsNotNull(badgeKey.Key);
Assert.IsNotNull(badgeKey.Value);
}
