public void ContractGenerationTest()
{
var companyTest = new CompanyTest();
companyTest.SetUp();
var mockCompany = companyTest.mockCompany;
var satisfyingTitle = new Regex("Make a market app in Android for (AkkaSoft|BraunShell|Catty|Dynamo)");
var satisfyingDesc = new Regex("The mobile world is growing, and (AkkaSoft|BraunShell|Catty|Dynamo) has decided they should sell things in the Internet. They want someone to build an Android application for them.");
var contract = factory.Generate(mockCompany);
Assert.That(satisfyingTitle.IsMatch(contract.name));
Assert.That(satisfyingDesc.IsMatch(contract.description));
Assert.That(contract.status, Is.EqualTo(ContractStatus.Open));
// Now that contract periods are randomly generated, we could only say that it's above zero.
Assert.That(contract.LiveDuration, Is.GreaterThan(0));
Assert.That(contract.depositReward, Is.EqualTo(new ContractReward()
{
fund = 12000,
reputation = 1
}));
// This part in code is a simple assignment, so in theory nothing could go wrong. These lines are here to ensure there really isn't.
}