This is the sixth part in the series of posts where I’m porting Brett Schucherts excelent demo of Mockito in Java to C# and FakeItEasy.
The source for this example series can be found in a Mercurial repository at Google code. Each test implementation and following code update is a separate commit so you can easily update your repository to look at the full code at any given state. Find the repository here.
Part 1 can be found here.
Part 2 can be found here.
Part 3 can be found here.
Part 4 can be found here.
Part 5 can be found here.
Test 6 – Exception thrown when account is not found
This is a final test to make sure the code handles the case of an account not getting found. This is not too hard to write:
The test
[Test] public void Should_throw_when_account_does_not_exist() { // Arrange A.CallTo(() => this.accountRepository.Find(A<string>.Ignored)).ReturnsNull(); // Act, Assert Assert.Throws<AccountNotFoundException>(() => this.service.Login("username", "password")); }
Test Description
This test takes advantage of the fact that later configurations of a fake object takes precedence over earlier configurations, this differs from the way that Rhino Mocks works where earlier configurations has precedence.
A login is attempted which should fail.
Things Created for Compilation
To get this test to compile, you'll need to add a new exception class:
AccountNotFoundException.
namespace FakeItEasy.Examples.LoginService { using System; public class AccountNotFoundException : Exception { } }
Code Updated to get Test to turn Green
The test currently fails with a null reference exception, a quick fix is needed at the top of the method.
namespace FakeItEasy.Examples.LoginService { using System; public class LoginService { private IAccountRepository accountRepository; private int numberOfFailedAttempts; private string previousUsername; public LoginService(IAccountRepository accountRepository) { this.accountRepository = accountRepository; this.previousUsername = string.Empty; } public void Login(string username, string password) { var account = this.accountRepository.Find(username); if (account == null) { throw new AccountNotFoundException(); } if (account.IsLoggedIn) { throw new AccountLoginLimitReachedException(); } if (account.PasswordMatches(password)) { account.SetLoggedIn(true); } else { if (this.previousUsername.Equals(username)) { this.numberOfFailedAttempts++; } else { this.numberOfFailedAttempts = 1; this.previousUsername = username; } } if (this.numberOfFailedAttempts == 3) { account.SetRevoked(true); } } } }
Very cool, i was looking for a way to mock interfaces easy. Thanks!
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