public void CampaignManagerDriverMultipleCampaignsWithValidatorReturningFalseTest()
{
// The Subscriber is set up in the constructor
var testCampaignManagagerSubscriber = new Mock <ISubscriber>();
// Mock the call to the subscriber
testCampaignManagagerSubscriber.Setup(d => d.SetupAddOnReceiveActionToChannel(It.IsAny <Action <ILeadEntity> >())).Verifiable();
// Mock CampaignConfig to return the above Subscriber
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc => cc.CampaignManagerSubscriber).Returns(testCampaignManagagerSubscriber.Object);
// No Campaigns set up, mock the Decorator that is called once
var decorator = new Mock <IDecorator>();
decorator.Setup(d => d.DecorateLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>(), It.IsAny <List <IResult> >())).Verifiable();
// Mock CampaignConfig to return the above Decorator
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc => cc.CampaignManagerDecorator).Returns(decorator.Object);
// Set up 3 Campaigns
const int testCampaignCnt = 3;
var testCampaignCollection = new ICampaign[testCampaignCnt];
for (var campaignIndex = 0; campaignIndex < testCampaignCnt; campaignIndex++)
{
var id = campaignIndex;
var mock = new Mock <ICampaign>();
mock.Setup(campaign => campaign.ProcessLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>()))
.Returns(_testCampaignManagerResultList);
testCampaignCollection[id] = mock.Object;
}
// Mock the Campaign Config to return the above Campaign Collection
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc =>
cc.CampaignCollection).Returns(testCampaignCollection);
// Mock the Campaign Manager Validator to return false
var testValidator = new Mock <IValidator>();
testValidator.Setup(v => v.ValidLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>())).Returns(false);
// Mock the Campaign Config to return the testValidator as the CampaignMangerValidator
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc =>
cc.CampaignManagerValidator).Returns(testValidator.Object);
// Intitialize the CampaignManager with the mocked testCampaignCollection
var campaignManager = new Implementation.CampaignManager(_testCampaignManagerId, _campaignManagerConfig.Object, _loggerClient.Object);
campaignManager.CampaignManagerDriver(_testLeadEntity);
}
public void CampaignManagerDriverEmptyCampaignTest()
{
// The Subscriber is set up in the constructor
var testCampaignManagagerSubscriber = new Mock <ISubscriber>();
// Mock the call to the subscriber
testCampaignManagagerSubscriber.Setup(d => d.SetupAddOnReceiveActionToChannel(It.IsAny <Action <ILeadEntity> >())).Verifiable();
// Mock CampaignConfig to return the above Subscriber
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc => cc.CampaignManagerSubscriber).Returns(testCampaignManagagerSubscriber.Object);
// No Campaigns set up, mock the Decorator that is called once
var decorator = new Mock <IDecorator>();
decorator.Setup(d => d.DecorateLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>(), It.IsAny <List <IResult> >())).Verifiable();
// Mock CampaignConfig to return the above Decorator
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc => cc.CampaignManagerDecorator).Returns(decorator.Object);
var campaignManager = new Implementation.CampaignManager(_testCampaignManagerId, _campaignManagerConfig.Object, _loggerClient.Object);
campaignManager.CampaignManagerDriver(_testLeadEntity);
}
public void CampaignManagerDriverTestWithNullLeadEntityObject()
{
// The Subscriber is set up in the constructor
var testCampaignManagagerSubscriber = new Mock <ISubscriber>();
// Mock the call to the subscriber
testCampaignManagagerSubscriber.Setup(d => d.SetupAddOnReceiveActionToChannel(It.IsAny <Action <ILeadEntity> >())).Verifiable();
// Mock CampaignConfig to return the above Subscriber
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc => cc.CampaignManagerSubscriber).Returns(testCampaignManagagerSubscriber.Object);
// No Campaigns set up, not necessary to mock other components
var campaignManager = new Implementation.CampaignManager(_testCampaignManagerId, _campaignManagerConfig.Object, _loggerClient.Object);
try
{
campaignManager.CampaignManagerDriver(null);
}
catch (Exception exception)
{
Assert.AreEqual(typeof(ArgumentNullException), exception.GetType());
Assert.AreEqual("Value cannot be null. Parameter name: leadEntity",
exception.Message.Replace(Environment.NewLine, " "));
}
}
public void CampaignManagerDriverMultipleCampaignTestWithResolverException()
{
// The Subscriber is set up in the constructor
var testCampaignManagagerSubscriber = new Mock <ISubscriber>();
// Mock the call to the subscriber
testCampaignManagagerSubscriber.Setup(d => d.SetupAddOnReceiveActionToChannel(It.IsAny <Action <ILeadEntity> >())).Verifiable();
// Mock CampaignConfig to return the above Subscriber
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc => cc.CampaignManagerSubscriber).Returns(testCampaignManagagerSubscriber.Object);
// No Campaigns set up, mock the Decorator that is called once
var testCampaignManagerDecorator = new Mock <IDecorator>();
testCampaignManagerDecorator.Setup(d => d.DecorateLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>(), It.IsAny <List <IResult> >())).Verifiable();
// Mock CampaignConfig to return the above Decorator
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc => cc.CampaignManagerDecorator).Returns(testCampaignManagerDecorator.Object);
// Set up 3 Campaigns
const int testCampaignCnt = 3;
var testCampaignCollection = new ICampaign[testCampaignCnt];
for (var campaignIndex = 0; campaignIndex < testCampaignCnt; campaignIndex++)
{
var id = campaignIndex;
var mock = new Mock <ICampaign>();
mock.Setup(campaign => campaign.ProcessLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>()))
.Returns(_testCampaignManagerResultList);
testCampaignCollection[id] = mock.Object;
}
// Mock the Campaign Config to return the above Campaign Collection
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc =>
cc.CampaignCollection).Returns(testCampaignCollection);
// Mock the Campaign Manager Validator to return true
var testValidator = new Mock <IValidator>();
testValidator.Setup(v => v.ValidLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>())).Returns(true);
// Mock the Campaign Config to return the testValidator as the CampaignMangerValidator
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc =>
cc.CampaignManagerValidator).Returns(testValidator.Object);
// The Resolver
var testCampaignManagagerResolver = new Mock <IResolver>();
// Mock the call to the resolver to return an exception
testCampaignManagagerResolver.Setup(d => d.ResolveLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>())).Throws(new ArgumentNullException($"ResolveLeads"));
// Mock CampaignConfig to return the above Resolver
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc => cc.CampaignManagerResolver).Returns(testCampaignManagagerResolver.Object);
//_campaignManagerResolver.Setup(c => c.ResolveLeads(It.IsAny<ILeadEntity>(), It.IsAny<List<IResult>[]>())).Throws(new ArgumentNullException(
// $"ResolveLeads"));
//_campaignManagerDecorator.Setup(c => c.DecorateLead(It.IsAny<ILeadEntity>(), It.IsAny<List<IResult>>())).Verifiable();
//_campaignManagerPublisher.Verify(c => c.PublishLead(It.IsAny<ILeadEntity>()), Times.Never());
try
{
// Intitialize the CampaignManager with the mocked testCampaignCollection
var campaignManager = new Implementation.CampaignManager(_testCampaignManagerId, _campaignManagerConfig.Object, _loggerClient.Object);
campaignManager.CampaignManagerDriver(_testLeadEntity);
// A sleep here - not a great solution - to wait for the campaign tasks to finish and ensure that
// the resolver thows exception and the decorator are called in the CampaignManagerProcessResults() function
// which is set up via ContinueWith() of the Campaign Task.
Thread.Sleep(_testMultiThreadedWaitTime);
}
catch (Exception exception)
{
Assert.AreEqual(typeof(ArgumentNullException), exception.GetType());
Assert.AreEqual("Value cannot be null. Parameter name: ResolveLeads",
exception.Message.Replace(Environment.NewLine, " "));
}
}
public void CampaignManagerDriverMultipleCampaignTest()
{
// The Subscriber is set up in the constructor
var testCampaignManagagerSubscriber = new Mock <ISubscriber>();
// Mock the call to the subscriber
testCampaignManagagerSubscriber.Setup(d => d.SetupAddOnReceiveActionToChannel(It.IsAny <Action <ILeadEntity> >())).Verifiable();
// Mock CampaignConfig to return the above Subscriber
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc => cc.CampaignManagerSubscriber).Returns(testCampaignManagagerSubscriber.Object);
// No Campaigns set up, mock the Decorator that is called once
var testCampaignManagerDecorator = new Mock <IDecorator>();
testCampaignManagerDecorator.Setup(d => d.DecorateLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>(), It.IsAny <List <IResult> >())).Verifiable();
// Mock CampaignConfig to return the above Decorator
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc => cc.CampaignManagerDecorator).Returns(testCampaignManagerDecorator.Object);
// Set up 3 Campaigns
const int testCampaignCnt = 3;
var testCampaignCollection = new ICampaign[testCampaignCnt];
for (var campaignIndex = 0; campaignIndex < testCampaignCnt; campaignIndex++)
{
var id = campaignIndex;
var mock = new Mock <ICampaign>();
mock.Setup(campaign => campaign.ProcessLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>()))
.Returns(_testCampaignManagerResultList);
testCampaignCollection[id] = mock.Object;
}
// Mock the Campaign Config to return the above Campaign Collection
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc =>
cc.CampaignCollection).Returns(testCampaignCollection);
// Mock the Campaign Manager Validator to return true
var testValidator = new Mock <IValidator>();
testValidator.Setup(v => v.ValidLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>())).Returns(true);
// Mock the Campaign Config to return the testValidator as the CampaignMangerValidator
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc =>
cc.CampaignManagerValidator).Returns(testValidator.Object);
// The Resolver
var testCampaignManagagerResolver = new Mock <IResolver>();
// Mock the call to the resolver
testCampaignManagagerResolver.Setup(d => d.ResolveLead(It.IsAny <ILeadEntity>())).Verifiable();
// Mock CampaignConfig to return the above Resolver
_campaignManagerConfig.SetupGet(cc => cc.CampaignManagerResolver).Returns(testCampaignManagagerResolver.Object);
// Intitialize the CampaignManager with the mocked testCampaignCollection
var campaignManager = new Implementation.CampaignManager(_testCampaignManagerId, _campaignManagerConfig.Object, _loggerClient.Object);
campaignManager.CampaignManagerDriver(_testLeadEntity);
// A sleep here - not a great solution - to wait for the campaign tasks to finish and ensure that
// the resolver, publisher and decorator are called in the CampaignManagerProcessResults() function
// which is set up via ContinueWith() of the Campaign Task.
Thread.Sleep(_testMultiThreadedWaitTime);
}