protected override void Test()
{
Application.Execute((client, context) =>
{
// Arrange.
const string Username = "******";
const string Password = "******";
// Save user to database.
context.User(Username, Password);
var form = new LoginForm
{
Username = Username,
Password = Password
};
var view = new CrowbarViewContext("_LoginForm").SetAnonymousPrincipal();
// Act.
var response = client.Render(view, form).Submit();
// Assert.
response.ShouldHaveTemporarilyRedirectTo(AppRoute.App);
response.ShouldHaveCookie(FormsAuthentication.FormsCookieName);
});
}
public void Can_specify_custom_route_data_values()
{
Execute(client =>
{
HttpCookieCollection cookies;
var context = new CrowbarViewContext("Index") { ControllerName = "Custom" };
Assert.DoesNotThrow(() => CrowbarController.ToString(context, null, out cookies));
});
}
public void Should_be_able_to_post_form_with_anti_forgery_request_token_using_render()
{
Execute(client =>
{
const string username = "******";
var context = new CrowbarViewContext("~/Views/Partials/_FormAntiForgeryRequestToken.cshtml").SetFormsAuthPrincipal(username);
var payload = new TextBoxPayload { Text = "text" };
var response = client.Render(context, payload).Submit(x => x.FormsAuth(username));
response.ShouldHaveStatusCode(HttpStatusCode.OK);
});
}
protected override void Test()
{
Application.Execute((client, context) =>
{
// Arrange.
const string Username = "******";
const string Password = "******";
// Save user to database.
context.User(Username, Password);
var form = new LoginForm
{
Username = Username,
Password = Password
};
var view = new CrowbarViewContext("_LoginForm");
view.SetFormsAuthPrincipal("invalid"); // simulate invalid anti-forgery request token.
// Act.
// Obviously the MVC application should handle this more gracefully, this is just an example.
var exception = Assert.Throws<CrowbarException>(() => client.Render(view, form).Submit());
// Assert.
Assert.That(exception.InnerException, Is.TypeOf<HttpAntiForgeryException>());
});
}