public async void UpdateEmployeeSkill_Put()
{
var query = new EmployeeSkillsController(context);
var newEmployeeSkill = new EmployeeSkills {
Id = 9, SkillsId = 7, Experience = 1, UserId = "a1"
};
var newEmployeeSkillToReturn = new EmployeeSkillsToReturn
{
Id = 9,
SkillsId = 7,
Experience = 1,
UserId = "a1",
Skills = new Skills {
Id = 7, Name = "ASP.NET Core", Type = 2
},
UserInfo = new UserInfo {
Id = "a1", UserName = "******", FirstName = "Sarah", LastName = "West", Email = "*****@*****.**"
}
};
// https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36856073/the-instance-of-entity-type-cannot-be-tracked-because-another-instance-of-this-t/42475617
var local = context.EmployeeSkills.Local.Where(t => t.Id == 9).FirstOrDefault();
if (local != null)
{
context.Entry(local).State = EntityState.Detached; // only needed for xUnit testing
}
var result = await query.PutEmployeeSkills(9, newEmployeeSkill); // async
var added = await query.GetEmployeeSkillById(9); // async
var addedGoodRequest = Assert.IsType <EmployeeSkillsToReturn>(added.Value);
Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkill.Id, added.Value.Id);
Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkill.SkillsId, added.Value.SkillsId);
Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkill.Experience, added.Value.Experience);
Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkill.UserId, added.Value.UserId);
Assert.Equal(Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(newEmployeeSkillToReturn), Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(addedGoodRequest));
//Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkillToReturn, addedGoodRequest);
// not sure why the objects aren't considered to be the same
//Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkill, result); // No Content returned so can't check it without changing return value
}
public async void GetEmployeeSkillById()
{
var query = new EmployeeSkillsController(context);
var result = await query.GetEmployeeSkillById(5); // async
var skill5 = new EmployeeSkillsToReturn {
Id = 5, SkillsId = 2, Experience = 3, UserId = "a2",
UserInfo = new UserInfo {
Id = "a2", UserName = "******", FirstName = "John", LastName = "Doe", Email = "*****@*****.**", IsManager = null
},
Skills = new Skills {
Id = 2, Name = "Javascript", Type = 1
}
};
Assert.Equal(2, result.Value.SkillsId);
Assert.Equal(3, result.Value.Experience);
Assert.Equal("a2", result.Value.UserId);
Assert.Equal(Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(skill5), Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(result.Value));
// not sure why the objects aren't considered to be the same
}
public async void PostExployeeSkills_Add()
{
var query = new EmployeeSkillsController(context);
var newEmployeeSkill = new EmployeeSkills {
Id = 10, SkillsId = 2, Experience = 3, UserId = "a3"
};
var newEmployeeSkillToReturn = new EmployeeSkillsToReturn
{
Id = 10,
SkillsId = 2,
Experience = 3,
UserId = "a3",
Skills = new Skills {
Id = 2, Name = "Javascript", Type = 1
},
UserInfo = new UserInfo {
Id = "a3", UserName = "******", FirstName = "Tim", LastName = "Wills", Email = "*****@*****.**", IsManager = null
}
};
var result = await query.PostEmployeeSkills(newEmployeeSkill); // async
var added = await query.GetEmployeeSkillById(10); // async
var resultGoodRequest = Assert.IsType <CreatedAtActionResult>(result.Result);
var addedGoodRequest = Assert.IsType <EmployeeSkillsToReturn>(added.Value);
Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkill.Id, added.Value.Id);
Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkill.SkillsId, added.Value.SkillsId);
Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkill.Experience, added.Value.Experience);
Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkill.UserId, added.Value.UserId);
Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkill, resultGoodRequest.Value);
Assert.Equal(Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(newEmployeeSkillToReturn), Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(addedGoodRequest));
//Assert.Equal(newEmployeeSkillToReturn, addedGoodRequest);
// not sure why the objects aren't considered to be the same
}
