public void OrRequirementChildrenSerializesCorrectly()
{
var trueFalseOr = new OrRequirement(trueRequirement, falseRequirement);
var json = System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Serialize(trueFalseOr);
// Check the JSON string to make sure the derived requirement is serialized correctly
// via OrRequirement.children
var position = -1;
for (var i = 0; i < trueFalseOr.Children.Length; i++)
{
position = json.IndexOf(trueRequirement.Marker, position + 1);
Assert.True(position > 0);
}
// Make sure we don't support deserialization - it's not needed and can be dangerous.
Assert.Throws <NotSupportedException>(() => System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Deserialize <OrRequirement>(json));
}
public void OrRequirementBehavesCorrectly()
{
var trueFalseOr = new OrRequirement(trueRequirement, falseRequirement);
Assert.Equal(OperatorType.Or, trueFalseOr.Operator);
Assert.True(trueFalseOr.Evaluate(this.context, null));
Assert.Equal(2, trueFalseOr.Children.Length);
var falseTrueOr = new OrRequirement(falseRequirement, trueRequirement);
Assert.Equal(OperatorType.Or, falseTrueOr.Operator);
Assert.True(falseTrueOr.Evaluate(this.context, null));
Assert.Equal(2, trueFalseOr.Children.Length);
var allFalseOr = new OrRequirement(falseRequirement, falseRequirement);
Assert.Equal(OperatorType.Or, allFalseOr.Operator);
Assert.False(allFalseOr.Evaluate(this.context, null));
Assert.Equal(2, trueFalseOr.Children.Length);
}