// GET: api/Consultations
public HttpResponseMessage GetConsultations()
{
var consultationList = _manager.GetConsultations();
return(consultationList != null?Request.CreateResponse(HttpStatusCode.OK, consultationList) :
Request.CreateResponse(HttpStatusCode.NoContent));
}
public void GetConsultations_VerifyConsultationDateCalculation()
{
List <Patient> newPatients = CreatTestPatients();
foreach (bool isPaitentAdded in newPatients.Select(patient => _manager.RegisterPatient(patient)))
{
Assert.IsTrue(isPaitentAdded);
}
//At this point, we have three cancer patients registered, two of them needs Advanced treatment machine, and one needs either Advance or Simple
//treatment machine. Therefore patient Daisy will have to be scheduled a couple of days from the
//registered date.
var patients = _manager.GetRegisteredPatients().ToList();
Assert.IsNotNull(patients);
Assert.AreEqual(patients.Count, 3);
var consultations = _manager.GetConsultations().ToList();
Assert.IsNotNull(consultations);
Assert.AreEqual(consultations.Count, 3);
Consultation consultation = consultations.First(c => c.Patient.FirstName == "Lily");
Assert.IsNotNull(consultation);
Assert.AreEqual((consultation.ConsultationDate - consultation.RegistrationDate).TotalDays, 1);
consultation = consultations.First(c => c.Patient.FirstName == "Poppy");
Assert.IsNotNull(consultation);
Assert.AreEqual((consultation.ConsultationDate - consultation.RegistrationDate).TotalDays, 1);
consultation = consultations.First(c => c.Patient.FirstName == "Daisy");
Assert.IsNotNull(consultation);
Assert.AreEqual((consultation.ConsultationDate - consultation.RegistrationDate).TotalDays, 2);
//Clear registered patients so that individual unit test has control over patient and consultation data.
PatientSchedulerContext.Patients.Clear();
PatientSchedulerContext.Consultations.Clear();
}