Too bad the previous episodes aren't links! Makes is much harder that it needs to be to view other episodes. Sometimes you start to wonder if people that create TH-cam videos every use TH-cam themselves..
Just got into using Moq rather than copying and modifying (apis- nearly all the same) this very last week. And have to say it looks worse than it is once you dig in. So, just use it!
Here's something I don't really understand with MOQ, If you faking the svc calls, and the data in and data out.. how can you guarantee that the svc or method is working as expected?
You wouldn't do that here. You would need a set of integration tests that you run less often (maybe before a production release) that would test the integration of the service with your code. This is called an integration test.
You seem to skip over how to test File IO, I thought you mentioned it in the xUnit video. It seam you can only get files in the bin Directory. what about running on build servers?
You can put them as Resources in the DLL (Build action "Embedded Resource"), and then load the file with: var asm = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); var resource = string.Format("YourNamespace.{0}", filename); using (var stream = asm.GetManifestResourceStream(resource)) { if (stream != null) { var reader = new StreamReader(stream); return reader.ReadToEnd(); } } return null;
dudes knew it was crashing server and didn't realize getting all customers was an issue lol, and costmers are required to query products?.. sounds like REALLY bad logic or table design lol
This moqing framework is so complex that I might have to test my test code itself...
ha ha ha right
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Too bad the previous episodes aren't links! Makes is much harder that it needs to be to view other episodes. Sometimes you start to wonder if people that create TH-cam videos every use TH-cam themselves..
Very good tour
Lazy presentation :P. Manager, Presenter both look sleepy
This was indeed a lot of drinking from the fire hose.
Thanks for this. This is really good.
Just got into using Moq rather than copying and modifying (apis- nearly all the same) this very last week. And have to say it looks worse than it is once you dig in. So, just use it!
Here's something I don't really understand with MOQ, If you faking the svc calls, and the data in and data out.. how can you guarantee that the svc or method is working as expected?
Cause if you change the code, and depending on what you decided to test, it will accuse an error
You wouldn't do that here. You would need a set of integration tests that you run less often (maybe before a production release) that would test the integration of the service with your code. This is called an integration test.
Both, specially the watcher/manager is very sleepy and makes the whole video seems very sloppy
0:27 "And today... Mock You!"
You seem to skip over how to test File IO, I thought you mentioned it in the xUnit video. It seam you can only get files in the bin Directory. what about running on build servers?
You can put them as Resources in the DLL (Build action "Embedded Resource"), and then load the file with:
var asm = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly();
var resource = string.Format("YourNamespace.{0}", filename);
using (var stream = asm.GetManifestResourceStream(resource))
{
if (stream != null)
{
var reader = new StreamReader(stream);
return reader.ReadToEnd();
}
}
return null;
Episode1: th-cam.com/video/HhRvW1b4IwM/w-d-xo.html
Episode2: th-cam.com/video/a7iGLAvekt4/w-d-xo.html (previous to the episode above)
Thank you for posting this!
👏👏👏
a few beers later? :P Interesting topic non the less
Robert looks tired
dudes knew it was crashing server and didn't realize getting all customers was an issue lol, and costmers are required to query products?.. sounds like REALLY bad logic or table design lol