public void MakeTransactionList_ReturnsTwoTransactionsForTwoProducts()
{
List <Product> products = new List <Product>();
products.Add(new Product(1, "water", 40, 1));
products.Add(new Product(2, "salt", 100, 2));
var user1 = new User();
var user2 = new User();
user1.UserName = "******";
user2.UserName = "******";
products[0].ProductUsers = new List <ProductUser>();
products[0].ProductUsers.Add(new ProductUser(user1, products[0]));
products[1].ProductUsers = new List <ProductUser>();
products[1].ProductUsers.Add(new ProductUser(user2, products[1]));
products[0].ProductUsers[0].User = user1;
products[1].ProductUsers[0].User = user2;
products[0].Check = new Check(user1);
products[1].Check = products[0].Check;
TransactionEqualityComparer transactionEqualityComparer = new TransactionEqualityComparer();
var expectedTransaction = new List <Transaction>();
expectedTransaction.Add(new Transaction("user1", "user1", 40));
expectedTransaction.Add(new Transaction("user2", "user1", 200));
var actualTransactions = Transaction.MakeTransactionList(products);
Assert.Equal(expectedTransaction, actualTransactions, transactionEqualityComparer);
}
public void MakeTransactionList_ReturnsOneTransaction()
{
List <Product> products = new List <Product>();
products.Add(new Product(1, "water", 40, 1));
var user = new User();
user.UserName = "******";
products[0].ProductUsers = new List <ProductUser>();
products[0].ProductUsers.Add(new ProductUser(user, products[0]));
products[0].ProductUsers[0].User = user;
products[0].Check = new Check(user);
TransactionEqualityComparer transactionEqualityComparer = new TransactionEqualityComparer();
var expectedTransaction = new List <Transaction>();
expectedTransaction.Add(new Transaction("test", "test", 40));
var actualTransactions = Transaction.MakeTransactionList(products);
Assert.Equal(expectedTransaction, actualTransactions, transactionEqualityComparer);
}