private static object[] UpdateCase(EmployeeSeed oldSeed, EmployeeSeed newSeed)
{
var oldModel = EmployeeTestData.Model(oldSeed);
var(newModel, dto) = EmployeeTestData.GenerateEmployee(newSeed);
return(new object[] { oldModel, dto, newModel });
}
public EmployeeCase(EmployeeSeed seed,
decimal benefitCost,
int payPeriodsPerYear)
{
Model = EmployeeTestData.Model(seed);
BenefitCost = benefitCost;
PayPeriodsPerYear = payPeriodsPerYear;
// If you're just repeating the same logic here that's
// in the implementation, is this a good unit test?
var grossPayPerPeriod = seed.Salary / PayPeriodsPerYear;
BenefitCostPerPeriod = benefitCost / PayPeriodsPerYear;
NetPayPerPeriod = grossPayPerPeriod - BenefitCostPerPeriod;
}
public void TestInit()
{
employees = EmployeeTestData.GetListOf10Employees();
}