private void GivenCardValidatorServiceAndCardInfo()
{
cardValidatorService = new CardValidatorService();
cardInfo = new CardInfo {
Number = "378282246310005",
Name = "John Doe",
Expires = ExpirationMock.ExpiresNow(),
CCV = "001"
};
}
public static TheoryData <string, DateTime> InvalidCardInfoData()
{
TheoryData <string, DateTime> data = new TheoryData <string, DateTime>();
CardInfo cardInfo = new CardInfo {
Number = "378282246310005",
Name = "John Doe",
Expires = ExpirationMock.ExpiresNow(),
CCV = "001"
};
data.Add("378282246310006", cardInfo.Expires);
data.Add("", cardInfo.Expires);
data.Add("37828224631000A", cardInfo.Expires);
data.Add("37828224631000a", cardInfo.Expires);
data.Add("37828224631000?", cardInfo.Expires);
data.Add("378282246310005", cardInfo.Expires.AddMonths(-1));
data.Add("378282246310005", cardInfo.Expires.AddYears(5).AddMonths(1));
return(data);
}
private void GivenSalesOrderAndCardInfo()
{
moqCardValidator = new Mock <ICardValidator>();
moqMerchantServicesAuthorizer = new Mock <IMerchantServicesAuthorizer>();
// Look to this class for the mockup of sales orders. We still need the mock objects, which is why the local fields are
// passed by ref.
new SalesOrdersMock(ref salesOrders, ref salesOrderItems, ref moqDbContext, ref moqSalesOrdersSet, ref moqSalesOrderItemsSet);
salesOrderManager = new SalesOrderManager(moqCardValidator.Object, moqMerchantServicesAuthorizer.Object, moqDbContext.Object);
salesOrder = salesOrders[0];
cardInfo = new CardInfo {
Number = "378282246310005",
Name = "John Doe",
Expires = ExpirationMock.ExpiresNow(),
CCV = "001"
};
}