public void WhenCalledWithZeroOrNegativePageParameter_ShouldReturnTheFirstPage(int page)
{
//Arange
var limit = 5;
var expectedCollection = new ApiList <ShoppingCartItem>(_existigShoppingCartItems.AsQueryable(), page - 1, limit);
//Act
var result = _shoppingCartItemApiService.GetShoppingCartItems(limit: limit, page: page);
// Assert
CollectionAssert.IsNotEmpty(result);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedCollection.Count(), result.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(_existigShoppingCartItems.First().Id, result.First().Id);
Assert.IsTrue(result.Select(x => x.Id).SequenceEqual(expectedCollection.Select(x => x.Id)));
}
public void WhenCalledWithPageParameter_GivenLimitedProductsCollection_ShouldReturnThePartOfTheCollectionThatCorrespondsToThePage()
{
//Arange
var limit = 5;
var page = 6;
var expectedCollection = new ApiList <Product>(_existigProducts.Where(x => !x.Deleted).AsQueryable(), page - 1, limit);
//Act
var products = _productApiService.GetProducts(limit: limit, page: page);
// Assert
CollectionAssert.IsNotEmpty(products);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedCollection.Count(), products.Count);
Assert.IsTrue(products.Select(x => x.Id).SequenceEqual(expectedCollection.Select(x => x.Id)));
}
public void WhenCalledWithPageParameter_GivenLimitedCategoriesCollection_ShouldReturnThePartOfTheCollectionThatCorrespondsToThePage()
{
//Arange
var limit = 5;
var page = 6;
var expectedCollection = new ApiList <Category>(_existigCategories.Where(x => !x.Deleted).AsQueryable(), page - 1, limit);
//Act
var categories = _categoryApiService.GetCategories(limit: limit, page: page);
// Assert
// Not Empty assert is a good practice when you assert something about collection. Because you can get a false positive if the collection is empty.
CollectionAssert.IsNotEmpty(categories);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedCollection.Count(), categories.Count);
Assert.IsTrue(categories.Select(x => x.Id).SequenceEqual(expectedCollection.Select(x => x.Id)));
}
public void WhenCalledWithNegativePageParameter_GivenLimitedOrdersCollection_ShouldReturnTheFirstPage()
{
//Arange
var limit = 5;
var page = -30;
var expectedCollection = new ApiList <Order>(_existigOrders.Where(x => !x.Deleted).AsQueryable(), page - 1, limit);
//Act
var orders = _orderApiService.GetOrders(limit: limit, page: page);
// Assert
CollectionAssert.IsNotEmpty(orders);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedCollection.Count(), orders.Count);
Assert.AreEqual(_existigOrders.First().Id, orders.First().Id);
Assert.IsTrue(orders.Select(x => x.Id).SequenceEqual(expectedCollection.Select(x => x.Id)));
}
public void WhenCalledWithLimitAndPageParameter_ShouldReturnTheItemsDeterminedByTheLimiAndPageParameters()
{
//Arange
var limit = 5;
var page = 6;
var expectedCollection = new ApiList <ProductCategory>(_mappings.AsQueryable(), page - 1, limit);
//Act
var mappings = _mappingService.GetMappings(limit: limit, page: page);
// Assert
// Not Empty assert is a good practice when you assert something about collection. Because you can get a false positive if the collection is empty.
CollectionAssert.IsNotEmpty(mappings);
Assert.AreEqual(expectedCollection.Count(), mappings.Count);
Assert.IsTrue(mappings.Select(x => new { x.CategoryId, x.ProductId })
.SequenceEqual(expectedCollection.Select(x => new { x.CategoryId, x.ProductId })));
}
