public void ToBsonDocument_IdAssigned_MapsToBsonObjectId()
{
var user = new IdentityUser();
var document = user.ToBsonDocument();
Expect(document["_id"], Is.TypeOf <BsonObjectId>());
}
public void UserWithoutClaims_MyClaims_AreIgnored()
{
var user = new IdentityUser();
var document = user.ToBsonDocument();
Assert.False(document.Contains("MyClaims"));
}
public void User_Id_IsRepresentedAsBsonObjectId()
{
var user = new IdentityUser();
var document = user.ToBsonDocument();
Assert.IsType <BsonObjectId>(document["_id"]);
}
public void Create_NoPassword_DoesNotSerializePasswordField()
{
// if a particular consuming application doesn't intend to use passwords, there's no reason to store a null entry except for padding concerns, if that is the case then the consumer may want to create a custom class map to serialize as desired.
var user = new IdentityUser();
var document = user.ToBsonDocument();
Expect(document.Contains("PasswordHash"), Is.False);
}
public void Create_NullClaims_DoesNotSerializeClaims()
{
// serialized nulls can cause havoc in deserialization, overwriting the constructor's initial empty list
var user = new IdentityUser();
user.Claims = null;
var document = user.ToBsonDocument();
Expect(document.Contains("Claims"), Is.False);
}