public void List_ShouldReturn_CreatedCategories()
{
Category createdCategory1, createdCategory2;
IEnumerable <Category> queriedCategories;
using (var dataLayer = DataLayerHelper.CreateDataLayer())
using (var controller = new CategoriesController(dataLayer))
{
createdCategory1 = controller.CreateCategory(TestDataProvider.CreateNewCategory());
createdCategory2 = controller.CreateCategory(TestDataProvider.CreateAnotherNewCategory());
queriedCategories = controller.List();
}
AssertCategoriesInList(queriedCategories, createdCategory1, createdCategory2);
}
public void Update_Normally_ShouldWork()
{
Category category2;
Transfer createdTransfer, updatedTransfer;
TransferUpdate transferUpdate;
using (var dataLayer = DataLayerHelper.CreateDataLayer())
using (var categoriesController = new CategoriesController(dataLayer))
using (var currenciesController = new CurrenciesController(dataLayer))
using (var partnersController = new PartnersController(dataLayer))
using (var transfersController = new TransfersController(dataLayer))
{
var category1 = categoriesController.CreateCategory(TestDataProvider.CreateNewCategory());
var partner = partnersController.CreatePartner(TestDataProvider.CreateNewPartner());
var currency = currenciesController.CreateCurrency(TestDataProvider.CreateAnotherNewCurrency());
category2 = categoriesController.CreateCategory(TestDataProvider.CreateAnotherNewCategory());
var newTransfer = TestDataProvider.CreateNewTransfer(
category1.Id,
partner.Id,
currency.Id,
TestDataProvider.CreateNewTransferItem());
createdTransfer = transfersController.CreateTransfer(newTransfer);
transferUpdate = TestDataProvider.CreateTransferUpdate(
createdTransfer.Id,
category2.Id,
partner.Id,
currency.Id,
TestDataProvider.CreateTransferItemUpdate(createdTransfer.Items[0].Id));
transfersController.Update(transferUpdate);
updatedTransfer = transfersController.Get(createdTransfer.Id);
}
// Note that EF Core behaves slightly differently when an in-memory database is used, these checks are not
// necessarily enough. Use "curl" or something similar, preferably a REST test-client to make sure
// everything works as expected.
Assert.IsTrue(
updatedTransfer.Category.IsEqualTo(category2),
$"Unexpected category. Expected: ${category2}. Actual: ${updatedTransfer.Category}.");
Assert.IsTrue(
updatedTransfer.Currency.IsEqualTo(createdTransfer.Currency),
$"Unexpected currency. Expected: ${createdTransfer.Currency}. Actual: ${updatedTransfer.Currency}.");
Assert.AreEqual(transferUpdate.Discount, updatedTransfer.Discount, "Unexpected discount.");
Assert.AreEqual(
transferUpdate.Items.Length,
updatedTransfer.Items.Length,
"Unexpected transfer item count.");
Assert.AreEqual(
transferUpdate.Items[0].Discount,
updatedTransfer.Items[0].Discount,
"Unexpected item discount.");
Assert.AreEqual(
createdTransfer.Items[0].Id,
updatedTransfer.Items[0].Id,
"Unexpected item ID");
Assert.AreEqual(transferUpdate.Items[0].Name, updatedTransfer.Items[0].Name, "Unexpected item name.");
Assert.AreEqual(transferUpdate.Items[0].Price, updatedTransfer.Items[0].Price, "Unexpected item price.");
Assert.AreEqual(transferUpdate.Note, updatedTransfer.Note, "Unexpected note.");
Assert.IsTrue(
updatedTransfer.Partner.IsEqualTo(createdTransfer.Partner),
$"Unexpected partner. Expected: ${createdTransfer.Partner}. Actual: ${updatedTransfer.Partner}.");
Assert.AreEqual(transferUpdate.Time, updatedTransfer.Time, "Unexpected time.");
Assert.AreEqual(transferUpdate.Title, updatedTransfer.Title, "Unexpected title.");
}
