private void NeedsCoreBootManager()
{
if (!_boot.Initialized)
{
_boot.Initialize();
}
if (!_boot.Started)
{
_boot.Startup(null);
}
if (!_boot.Completed)
{
_boot.Complete(null);
}
}
public static CoreBootManager StartCoreBootManager(CustomBoot bm = null)
{
bm = bm ?? GetCustomBootManager();
if (!bm.Initialized)
{
bm.Initialize();
}
if (!bm.Started)
{
bm.Startup(null);
}
if (!bm.Completed)
{
bm.Complete(null);
}
return(bm);
}
public void BasicApiHasPropertyTest()
{
//create a mock of the content type service
var mockContentService = new Mock <IContentTypeService>();
//this time we will make our own service context, which can take in all of the umbraco services
//Pass the context the mocked content service object
//core boot manager requires Services.TextService to not be null (pass in mock of ILocalizedTextService)
var serviceContext = new ServiceContext(contentTypeService: mockContentService.Object, localizedTextService: Mock.Of <ILocalizedTextService>());
var appCtx = ApplicationContext.EnsureContext(
new DatabaseContext(Mock.Of <IDatabaseFactory>(), Mock.Of <ILogger>(), new SqlSyntaxProviders(new[] { Mock.Of <ISqlSyntaxProvider>() })),
serviceContext,
CacheHelper.CreateDisabledCacheHelper(),
new ProfilingLogger(
Mock.Of <ILogger>(),
Mock.Of <IProfiler>()), true);
var ctx = UmbracoContext.EnsureContext(
Mock.Of <HttpContextBase>(),
appCtx,
new Mock <WebSecurity>(null, null).Object,
Mock.Of <IUmbracoSettingsSection>(),
Enumerable.Empty <IUrlProvider>(), true);
//Have to use an inherited instance of boot manager to remove methods we can't use
var bm = new CustomBoot(new UmbracoApplication(), serviceContext);
bm.Initialize().Startup(null).Complete(null);
string ctAlias = "testAlias";
string propertyName = "testProp";
//THIS TIME we do need a property type defined.... this is more complicated...
var mockContentType = new Mock <IContentType>();
mockContentType.Setup(s => s.Alias).Returns(ctAlias);
mockContentType.Setup(s => s.CompositionPropertyTypes).Returns(new PropertyType[] { new PropertyType(propertyName, DataTypeDatabaseType.Nvarchar, propertyName) });
mockContentService.Setup(s => s.GetContentType(ctAlias)).Returns(mockContentType.Object);
var ContentType = PublishedContentType.Get(PublishedItemType.Content, ctAlias);
var contentId = 2;
//get a mocked IPublishedContent
var contentMock = new Mock <IPublishedContent>();
contentMock.Setup(s => s.ContentType).Returns(ContentType);
var mockedTypedQuery = new Mock <ITypedPublishedContentQuery>();
mockedTypedQuery.Setup(s => s.TypedContent(contentId)).Returns(contentMock.Object);
//give our dynamic query mock to the longer version of the UmbracoHelper constructor
var helper = new UmbracoHelper(ctx,
Mock.Of <IPublishedContent>(),
mockedTypedQuery.Object,
Mock.Of <IDynamicPublishedContentQuery>(),
Mock.Of <ITagQuery>(),
Mock.Of <IDataTypeService>(),
new UrlProvider(ctx, Mock.Of <IWebRoutingSection>(section => section.UrlProviderMode == UrlProviderMode.Auto.ToString()), new[] { Mock.Of <IUrlProvider>() }),
Mock.Of <ICultureDictionary>(),
Mock.Of <IUmbracoComponentRenderer>(),
new MembershipHelper(ctx, Mock.Of <MembershipProvider>(), Mock.Of <RoleProvider>()));
var controller = new BasicUmbracoApiController(ctx, helper);
var res = controller.BasicHasPropertyAction(contentId, propertyName);
Assert.IsTrue(res);
//clean up resolved so we can use this again...
appCtx.DisposeIfDisposable();
}
