public void CanAuthorizeAgainstAType()
{
UserPermission user = new UserPermission();
Create createAction = new Create();
createAction.AddSubject(typeof(AddressModel));
user.AddAuthorization(createAction);
Assert.IsTrue(createAction.AppliesTo(typeof(AddressModel)));
bool? canCreate = user.Can(Actions.Create, typeof(AddressModel));
Assert.IsTrue(canCreate == true);
}
public void CanAuthorizedAgainstAnInstanceButNotAgainstAnotherInstance()
{
UserPermission user = new UserPermission();
AddressModel address = new AddressModel();
Create createAction = new Create();
createAction.AddSubject(address);
user.AddAuthorization(createAction);
bool? canUpdate = user.Can(Actions.Create, address);
Assert.IsTrue(canUpdate == true);
AddressModel secondAddress = new AddressModel();
canUpdate = user.Can(Actions.Create, secondAddress);
Assert.IsTrue(canUpdate == false);
}
public void GetAuthorizationsForPersistance()
{
UserPermission user = new UserPermission();
Create createAction = new Create(typeof(AddressModel));
user.AddAuthorization(createAction);
JsonSerializerSettings settings = new JsonSerializerSettings
{
TypeNameHandling = TypeNameHandling.All,
Formatting = Formatting.Indented
};
string serialized = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(user, settings);
UserPermission deserializedUser = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<UserPermission>(serialized, settings);
// Now make sure deserialized object has same behaviour
Assert.IsTrue(user.Can(Actions.Create, typeof(AddressModel)) == true);
Assert.IsTrue(deserializedUser.Can(Actions.Create, typeof(AddressModel)) == true);
}