/// <summary>
/// Writes an OMPL representation of a test run's test results.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="testRun">The test run whose results you want to write to text.</param>
/// <param name="capabilityNameClip">The part to remove from the beginning of each capability name.</param>
/// <returns>String that is a OPML format of the test results.</returns>
public static string WriteToOpml(this xBDD.Model.TestRun testRun, string capabilityNameClip = null)
{
ReportingFactory factory = new ReportingFactory();
OpmlWriter saver = factory.GetOpmlWriter();
return(saver.WriteToOpml(testRun, capabilityNameClip));
}
public void OpmlWriter_WithTwoBlogs_RendersCorrectIndentedOpml()
{
//arrange
var blogs = new[]
{
new Blog {
Id = 1, Host = "example.com", Subfolder = "blog1", Title = "example blog"
},
new Blog {
Id = 2, Host = "haacked.com", Title = "You've Been Haacked"
}
};
var writer = new StringWriter();
var urlHelper = new Mock <BlogUrlHelper>();
urlHelper.Setup(u => u.RssUrl(blogs[0])).Returns(new Uri("http://example.com/blog1/Rss.aspx"));
urlHelper.Setup(u => u.RssUrl(blogs[1])).Returns(new Uri("http://haacked.com/Rss.aspx"));
var opml = new OpmlWriter();
//act
opml.Write(blogs, writer, urlHelper.Object);
//assert
const string expected =
@"<opml version=""1.0"">
<head>
<title>A Subtext Community</title>
</head>
<body>
<outline text=""A Subtext Community Feeds"">
<outline type=""rss"" text=""example blog"" xmlUrl=""http://example.com/blog1/Rss.aspx"" />
<outline type=""rss"" text=""You've Been Haacked"" xmlUrl=""http://haacked.com/Rss.aspx"" />
</outline>
</body>
</opml>";
UnitTestHelper.AssertStringsEqualCharacterByCharacter(expected, writer.ToString());
Assert.AreEqual(expected, writer.ToString());
}
