public void TestAddingTodo()
{
//TODO: Not quite sure if this is how you use moq properly.
//If I say it is going to return the value true and I assert
//that the values match this test should always pass which does
//not seem correct. Do some research.
//Setup the mock
var todo = new Mock<Todo.Interfaces.ITodo>();
var newTodo = new Todo.Models.Todo();
//Set some dumb values
newTodo.Title = "test";
newTodo.IsComplete = false;
newTodo.Description = "testing";
//Map behavior
todo.Setup(t => t.Add(It.IsAny<Todo.Models.Todo>())).Returns((Todo.Models.Todo t) => t);
//Assert
var result = todo.Object.Add(newTodo);
Assert.IsNotNull(result);
Assert.IsInstanceOfType(result, typeof(Todo.Models.Todo));
Assert.AreEqual(newTodo.id, result.id);
}
public void TestAddingTodo()
{
//TODO: Not quite sure if this is how you use moq properly.
//If I say it is going to return the value true and I assert
//that the values match this test should always pass which does
//not seem correct. Do some research.
//Setup the mock
var todo = new Mock <Todo.Interfaces.ITodo>();
var newTodo = new Todo.Models.Todo();
//Set some dumb values
newTodo.Title = "test";
newTodo.IsComplete = false;
newTodo.Description = "testing";
//Map behavior
todo.Setup(t => t.Add(It.IsAny <Todo.Models.Todo>())).Returns((Todo.Models.Todo t) => t);
//Assert
var result = todo.Object.Add(newTodo);
Assert.IsNotNull(result);
Assert.IsInstanceOfType(result, typeof(Todo.Models.Todo));
Assert.AreEqual(newTodo.id, result.id);
}
