Working on a event scheduler with TDD and writing test project for the below class.
Decided to write a test methods for Constructor logic
public class TechDay
{
public Session MorningSlot { get; set; }
public Session EveningSlot { get; set; }
public TechDay()
{
this.MorningSlot = new Slot();
this.EveningSlot = new Slot();
this.MorningSlot.Sessions= new List<Session>();
this.EveningSlot.Sessions= new List<Session>();
this.ConfigureEventSettings();
}
protected virtual void ConfigureEventSettings()
{
CultureInfo provider = CultureInfo.InvariantCulture;
this.MorningSlot.StartTime = DateTime.ParseExact("9:00 AM", "h:mm tt", provider);
this.MorningSlot.EndTime = DateTime.ParseExact("12:00 PM", "h:mm tt", provider);
this.EveningSlot.StartTime = DateTime.ParseExact("1:00 PM", "h:mm tt", provider);
this.EveningSlot.EndTime = DateTime.ParseExact("5:00 PM", "h:mm tt", provider);
}
}
Test Methods
[TestMethod]
public void CheckMorningSlot()
{
TechDay techday=new TechDay();
Assert.IsNotNull(techday.MorningSlot);
}
[TestMethod]
public void CheckEveningSlot()
{
TechDay techday=new TechDay();
Assert.IsNotNull(techday.EveningSlot);
}
[TestMethod]
public void CheckEveningSlotSessions()
{
TechDay techday=new TechDay();
Assert.IsNotNull(techday.EveningSlot.Sessions);
}
[TestMethod]
public void CheckMorningSlotSessions()
{
TechDay techday=new TechDay();
Assert.IsNotNull(techday.MorningSlot.Sessions);
}
Do I need to write different methods to check different parameter initialization in a constructor? Also not that Constructor calls another method.
What is the best way of writing the test methods for this code?
You should be testing the functional requirements of your code rather than each bit of code. So what is the functionality that you are testing? If there is a requirement that the morning slot starts at 9am then your test would be something like: