// Make a controller and pass it back.
// Only use this if you do not need repository functionality in the unit test.
private static SsoController SetupControllerWithEmptyRepoMocks()
{
var accountRepository = new Mock <IAccountRepository>();
var partialAccountRepository = new Mock <IPartialAccountRepository>();
var jwtRepository = new Mock <IJAccessTokenRepository>();
var saltRepository = new Mock <ISaltRepository>();
var partialAccountSaltRepository = new Mock <IPartialAccountSaltRepository>();
var expiredAccessTokenRepository = new Mock <IExpiredAccessTokenRepository>();
// TODO: @Scott Add business logic dependency to the controller setup test cases.
var controller = new SsoController();
return(controller);
}
// Creates a new mocked Controller
private static void SetupDummyController()
{
// This version uses a mock UrlHelper.
// Arrange
var mockAccountRepo = new Mock <IAccountRepository>();
var MockJwtRepo = new Mock <IJAccessTokenRepository>();
SsoController controller = new SsoController
{
Request = new HttpRequestMessage(),
Configuration = new HttpConfiguration()
};
string locationUrl = "https://localhost:44311/Sso/Login";
// Create the mock and set up the Link method, which is used to create the Location header.
// The mock version returns a fixed string.
var mockUrlHelper = new Mock <UrlHelper>();
mockUrlHelper.Setup(x => x.Link(It.IsAny <string>(), It.IsAny <object>())).Returns(locationUrl);
controller.Url = mockUrlHelper.Object;
}
