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public ReplaceToken ( string token ) : |
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| token | string | the token to replace (without the delimiter) |
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public void Replace_ShouldReplaceToken()
{
const string input = "Hello @name@ how are you today?";
const string name = "john";
var replacement = new TokenReplacer(input);
var results = replacement.ReplaceToken("name").With(name).ToString();
Assert.That(results, Is.EqualTo("Hello john how are you today?"));
}
public void Replace_ShouldReplaceMultipleTokens()
{
const string input = "Hello @LastName@, @FirstName@ how are you today?";
const string firstName = "John";
const string lastName = "Smith";
var replacement = new TokenReplacer(input);
var results = replacement.ReplaceToken("FirstName").With(firstName).ReplaceToken("LastName").With(lastName).ToString();
Assert.That(results, Is.EqualTo("Hello Smith, John how are you today?"));
}
public void Replace_ShouldReplaceCustomToken()
{
const string input = "Hello %name% how are you today?";
const string name = "john";
var replacement = new TokenReplacer(input);
var results = replacement.ReplaceToken("name", "%").With(name).ToString();
Assert.That(results, Is.EqualTo("Hello john how are you today?"));
}
public void Replace_ShouldReplaceMultipleTokens()
{
const string input = "Hello @LastName@, @FirstName@ how are you today?";
const string firstName = "John";
const string lastName = "Smith";
var replacement = new TokenReplacer(input);
var results = replacement.ReplaceToken("FirstName").With(firstName).ReplaceToken("LastName").With(lastName).ToString();
Assert.That(results, Is.EqualTo("Hello Smith, John how are you today?"));
}
