/// <summary>
/// The builder helps you configure rules and add them to the validator that you call to execute a set of rules.
/// - you would set this up once for each project where you want to enforce attributes in one or multiple test projects.
/// <br/>
/// Tip: don't use pure text as assembly name, instead use nameof, like this <see cref="T:ValidatorBuilder(nameof(WebApi))" />, to avoid renaming related issues.
/// <br/>
/// Tip: defaultAttributeRequired; normally you would set the most restrictive attribute
/// to avoid giving to low privilege level on controllers/actions
/// </summary>
/// <param name="assemblyName">The name of the assembly under test, all controllers will be collected for validation</param>
/// <param name="defaultAttributeRequired">AllowAnonymous, AuthorizeAttribute, AuthorizeAttribute(Policy = "YourPolicyName")</param>
public ValidatorBuilder(string assemblyName, Attribute defaultAttributeRequired)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(assemblyName))
{
throw new XunitException($"Configuration error, Assembly name is missing");
}
_assemblyName = assemblyName;
_controllersFromAssembly = new ControllersFromAssembly(_assemblyName);
_validator = CreateValidator(defaultAttributeRequired);
}
public ValidationRulesContainerTest()
{
_defaultControllersFromAssembly = new ControllersFromAssembly(AssemblyNameDefault);
_defaultActionsFromAssemblyToValidate = _defaultControllersFromAssembly.AllActions();
}