SparkyTestHelpers.AspNetMvc 1.2.0

see also:

• SparkyTestHelpers.AspNetMvc.Core - the .NET Core version of this package
• the rest of the "Sparky suite" of .NET utilities and test helpers

ControllerTester<TController>

Instantiation:

using SparkyTestHelpers.AspNetMvc;

    var homeController = new HomeController(/* with test dependencies */);
    var controllerTester = new ControllerTester<HomeController>(homeController);

It doesn't do anything on its own - just provides an Action(actionDefinitionExpression) method that's used to create a...

ControllerActionTester

    var controllerActionTester = 
        new ControllerTester<HomeController>(homeController).Action(x => x.Index);

ControllerActionTester has several .Test... methods used to assert that the controller action returns the expected ActionResult implementation. There are methods for all of the standard result types, plus the generic TestResult<TActionResultType> method:

• .TestContent(Action<ContentResult> validate)
• .TestEmpty(Action<EmptyResult> validate)
• .TestFile(Action<FileResult> validate)
• .TestJson(Action<JsonResult> validate)
• .TestPartialView(Action<PartialViewResult> validate)
• .TestRedirect(string expectedUrl, Action<RedirectResult> validate)
• .TestRedirectToAction(string expecteActionName, Action<RedirectToRouteResult> validate)
• .TestRedirectToRoute(string expectedRoute, Action<RedirectToRouteResult> validate)
• .TestView(Action<ViewResult> validate)
• .TestResult<TActionResultType>(Action<TActionResultType> validate)

Additional methods:

• .ExpectingViewName(string expectedViewName) - used with .TestView and .TestPartialView
• .ExpectingModel<TModelType>(Action<TModelType> validate) - using with .TestView and .TestJson
• WhenModelStateIsValidEquals(bool isValid) - used to test conditional logic based on ModelState.IsValid

All validate "callback" actions shown above are optional.

Examples

    var homeController = new HomeController(/* with test dependencies */);
    var controllerTester = new ControllerTester<HomeController>(homeController);

    controllerTester.Action(x => x.Index).TestView();

    controllerTester
        .Action(x => () => x.Details(3))
        .ExpectingViewName("Details")
        .ExpectingModel<Foo>(foo => Assert.IsTrue(foo.IsValid))
        .TestView();

    controllerTester
        .Action(x => () => x.Edit(updateModel))
        .WhenModelStateIsValidEquals(false)
        .TestRedirectToAction("Errors");

    controllerTester
        .Action(x => () => x.Edit(updateModel))
        .WhenModelStateIsValidEquals(true)
        .ExpectingViewName("UpdateSuccessful")
        .TestRedirectToRoute("Home/UpdateSuccessful");

RouteTester

RouteTester and RoutingAsserter provide methods to assert that a given relative URL maps to the expected RouteData.Values. The RoutingAsserter.AssertMapTo overloads provide multiple ways to specify the expected values...

Constructors

• public RouteTester(Action<RouteCollection> routeRegistrationMethod)
• public RouteTester(AreaRegistration areaRegistration)

using SparkyTestHelpers.AspNetMvc.Routing;
. . .
    var routeTester = new RouteTester(RouteConfig.RegisterRoutes);
    var areaRouteTester = new RouteTester(new FooAreaRegistration());

methods

• .ForUrl(string relativeUrl) - creates a new RoutingAsserter instance.

RoutingAsserter

methods

• .AssertMapTo(IDictionary<string, object> expectedValues)
• .AssertMapTo(object routeValues)
• .AssertMapTo(string controller, string action, (object id)) - id defaults to null
• .AssertMapTo<TController>(Expression<Func<TController, Func<ActionResult>>> actionExpression)
• .AssertRedirectTo(string expectedUrl, (HttpStatusCode *expectedStatusCode)) - expectedStatusCode defaults to HttpStatusCode.Redirect (302)

examples

routeTester.ForUrl("Default.aspx)
    .AssertRedirectTo("Home/LegacyRedirect");

// alternate syntaxes for asserting Home/Index routing:
routeTester.ForUrl("Home/Index")
    .AssertMapTo(new Dictionary<string, object> 
        { { "controller", "Home" }, { "action", "Index" }, { "id", null } );
routeTester.ForUrl("Home/Index")
    .AssertMapTo(new {controller = "Home", action = "Index"});
routeTester.ForUrl("Home/Index")
    .AssertMapTo("Home", "Index");
routeTester.ForUrl("Home/Index")
    .AssertMapTo<HomeController>(x => x.Index);

// alternate syntaxes for asserting Order/Details/3 routing:
routeTester.ForUrl("Order/Details/3")
    .AssertMapTo(new Dictionary<string, object> 
        { { "controller", "Order" }, { "action", "Details" }, { "id", 3 } );
routeTester.ForUrl("Order/Details/3")
    .AssertMapTo(new {controller = "Order", action = "Details", id = 3 });
routeTester.ForUrl("Order/Details/3")
    .AssertMapTo("Order", "Details", 3);
routeTester.ForUrl("Order/Details/3")
    .AssertMapTo<OrderController>(x => () => x.Details(3));