public void IterateParametersTest()
{
var request = new TestRequestUrl()
{
FirstParam = "firstOne",
SecondParam = "secondOne",
ParamsCollection = new List <KeyValuePair <string, string> > {
new KeyValuePair <string, string>("customParam1", "customVal1"),
new KeyValuePair <string, string>("customParam2", "customVal2")
}
};
var result = request.Build().AbsoluteUri;
//Parametera were given a name and a value, so both appear in the URI.
Assert.Contains("first_query_param=firstOne", result);
Assert.Contains("second_query_param=secondOne", result);
//Custom parameters are key value pairs representing parameter names and values respectively.
Assert.Contains("customParam1=customVal1", result);
Assert.Contains("customParam2=customVal2", result);
//The parameter name for the custom parameters does not carry through to the resulting URI.
Assert.DoesNotContain("query_param_attribute_name", result);
}
public void IterateParametersTest()
{
var request = new TestRequestUrl()
{
FirstParam = "firstOne",
SecondParam = "secondOne",
ParamsCollection = new List<KeyValuePair<string, string>>{
new KeyValuePair<string,string>("customParam1","customVal1"),
new KeyValuePair<string,string>("customParam2","customVal2")
}
};
var result = request.Build().AbsoluteUri;
//Parametera were given a name and a value, so both appear in the URI.
Assert.That(result, Contains.Substring("first_query_param=firstOne"));
Assert.That(result, Contains.Substring("second_query_param=secondOne"));
//Custom parameters are key value pairs representing parameter names and values respectively.
Assert.That(result, Contains.Substring("customParam1=customVal1"));
Assert.That(result, Contains.Substring("customParam2=customVal2"));
//The parameter name for the custom parameters does not carry through to the resulting URI.
Assert.IsFalse(result.Contains("query_param_attribute_name"));
}
