public void get_all_subclasses_of_a_subclass()
{
var smurf = new Smurf {
Ability = "Follow the herd"
};
var papa = new PapaSmurf {
Ability = "Lead"
};
var brainy = new BrainySmurf {
Ability = "Invent"
};
theSession.Store(smurf, papa, brainy);
theSession.SaveChanges();
theSession.Query <Smurf>().Count().ShouldBe(3);
}
public void get_all_subclasses_of_a_subclass_with_where_with_camel_casing()
{
StoreOptions(_ =>
{
_.Schema.For <ISmurf>()
.AddSubClassHierarchy(typeof(Smurf), typeof(PapaSmurf), typeof(PapySmurf), typeof(IPapaSmurf),
typeof(BrainySmurf));
// Alternatively, you can use the following:
// _.Schema.For<ISmurf>().AddSubClassHierarchy();
// this, however, will use the assembly
// of type ISmurf to get all its' subclasses/implementations.
// In projects with many types, this approach will be undvisable.
_.UseDefaultSerialization(EnumStorage.AsString, Casing.CamelCase);
_.Connection(ConnectionSource.ConnectionString);
_.AutoCreateSchemaObjects = AutoCreate.All;
_.Schema.For <ISmurf>().GinIndexJsonData();
});
var smurf = new Smurf {
Ability = "Follow the herd"
};
var papa = new PapaSmurf {
Ability = "Lead"
};
var brainy = new BrainySmurf {
Ability = "Invent"
};
theSession.Store(smurf, papa, brainy);
theSession.SaveChanges();
theSession.Query <PapaSmurf>().Count(s => s.Ability == "Invent").ShouldBe(1);
}
public async Task get_all_subclasses_of_an_interface_and_instantiate_them_async()
{
var smurf = new Smurf {
Ability = "Follow the herd"
};
var papa = new PapaSmurf {
Ability = "Lead"
};
var papy = new PapySmurf {
Ability = "Lead"
};
var brainy = new BrainySmurf {
Ability = "Invent"
};
theSession.Store(smurf, papa, brainy, papy);
await theSession.SaveChangesAsync();
var list = await theSession.Query <IPapaSmurf>().ToListAsync();
list.Count().ShouldBe(3);
list.Count(s => s.Ability == "Invent").ShouldBe(1);
}
