moq

I am trying to test the following code public void CleanUp() { List<ITask> tasks = _cleanupTaskFactory.GetTasks(); //Make sure each task has the task.Execute() method called on them } In my test I create a mocked implementation of _cleanupTaskFactory, and I want to stub the GetTasks() method to return a type: List<Mock<ITask>> ...but the compiler won't accept that as a return value. My goal is to ensure that each task returned has the .Execute() method called on it using the Verify() MoQ method. How can I assert that each task gets executed? In your _cleanUpTaskFactory mock you could simply do

I know we can call SetupAllProperties() to automatically create backing properties. But this is too restrictive, because it doesn't allow me to execute additional code in the getter/setters. For example, I'd like to create a moq'd setter that invokes some other method/event/logic. The Following code sample reproduces the issue public interface IA { int B { get; set; } }; class Test { [Test] public void BackingPropertyTest() { int b = 1; var mockA = new Mock<IA>(); //mockA.SetupAllProperties(); mockA.SetupGet(m => m.B).Returns(b); mockA.SetupSet(m => m.B).Callback(val => b = val); mockA.Object

I have a method on my interface that looks like: T GetSingle(Expression<Func<T, bool>> criteria); I'm trying to mock the setup something like this (I realise this isn't working): _mockUserRepository = new Mock<IRepository<User>>(); _mockUserRepository.Setup(c => c.GetSingle(x => x.EmailAddress == "a@b.com")) .Returns(new User{EmailAddress = "a@b.com"}); I realise I'm passing in the wrong parameter to the setup. After reading this answer I can get it working by passing in the Expression, like this: _mockUserRepository.Setup(c => c.GetSingle(It.IsAny<Expression<Func<User, bool>>>()) .Returns(new

I need to register my Autofac container with specific interface, for this case I want to resolved mock. How can I do it? I've tried: var AppContainer = ApplicationContainer.GetApplicationContainer(); var cb = new ContainerBuilder(); cb.RegisterType<Mock<IStudyLoader>>().As<IStudyLoader>().SingleInstance(); cb.Update(AppContainer); I don't want to change my code to resolve something else than IStudyLoader , but Mock<IStudyLoader> is not substitutable for IStudyLoader ; e.g Mock<IStudyLoader>.Object is substitutable for IStudyLoader , but I cant register Mock<IStudyLoader>.Object because it not

I have a server application and I was wondering where I should start if I want to start implementing TDD and using Moq. What good books I could read on the subject, which aren't too "web-oriented"? I have questions on the matter, like: Should I mock every object I want to test, or only those which I can't implement, like text writers? My server needs a lot of setup before it can actually do anything I want to test, should I just cram that into a [TestInitialize] function? How should I chain my tests, if I want to test deeper functionality? I recommend two books: Test Driven Development by

I want to mock only the GetValue method of the following class, using Moq: public class MyClass { public virtual void MyMethod() { int value = GetValue(); Console.WriteLine("ORIGINAL MyMethod: " + value); } internal virtual int GetValue() { Console.WriteLine("ORIGINAL GetValue"); return 10; } } I already read a bit how this should work with Moq. The solution that I found online is to use the CallBase property, but that doesn't work for me. This is my test: [Test] public void TestMyClass() { var my = new Mock<MyClass> { CallBase = true }; my.Setup(mock => mock.GetValue()).Callback(() => Console

I have a running code with unity. Now I want to use Moq to do my unit testing for ASP-MVC. In the global.asax's code, I have the following: IUnityContainer container = new UnityContainer(); container.RegisterType<IFoo, Foo>(new InjectionConstructor("xxx")); Now I wrote testcode with Moq: IUnityContainer container = new UnityContainer(); var mockFoo = new Mock<IFoo>(); container.RegisterType<IFoo, mockFoo) >(new InjectionConstructor("xxx")); but this don't work. Error: The type 'Moq.Mock' cannot be used as type parameter 'TTo' in the generic type or method 'Microsoft.Practices.Unity

Okay, I have a business logic class like this: Note: For context, Vendor Briefs are simple entities that describe a "download" for a PDF document. /// <summary> /// Houses business level functions for dealing with vendor briefs. /// </summary> public class VendorBriefController : IVendorBriefController { /// <summary> /// Vendor brief controller requires an instance of IVendorBriefRepository. /// </summary> IVendorBriefRepository _vendorBriefRepository; /// <summary> /// Initializes an instance of VendorBriefController. /// </summary> public VendorBriefController(IVendorBriefRepository