Test Method: To Create a Test Method with Parameters

The following activity will walk you through the process of creating a test method with parameters.

Story

Suppose that you want to make sure that the following behavior of the customized Stock Items (IN202500) form has not changed: The selection of the Repair Item check box causes the Repair Item Type drop-down list to be available, and the clearing of the Repair Item check box causes the Repair Item Type drop-down list to be unavailable. You need to create a test method that selects or clears the Repair Item check box and checks whether the Repair Item Type drop-down list is available or unavailable, respectively.

Process Overview

To create the test method, you will create a public void method with one Boolean parameter. You will assign the method the [Theory] attribute and two [InlineData] attributes, each of which has the possible values of the method parameter (true and false). In the method, you will create an instance of the tested graph. In the cache of the graph, you will create a record. For this record, by using the GetExtension generic method, you will retrieve the extension, which contains custom fields. Depending on the method parameter, you will change the state of the check box, update the cache of the graph, and make sure that the availability of the drop-down list has been changed according to the tested logic of the graph.

System Preparation

Step 1: Creating and Configuring a Test Method with Parameters

To create and configure a method for testing the business logic of the InventoryItemMaint class, do the following:

1. In the InventoryItemMaintTests class, create a public void method, and name it RepairItemTypeEnabled_WhenRepairItemSelected.
2. To specify that this unit test is called with parameters, assign the [Theory] attribute to the method as follows.

           [Theory]
           public void RepairItemTypeEnabled_WhenRepairItemSelected

3. Add the Boolean enabled parameter to the RepairItemTypeEnabled_WhenRepairItemSelected method as follows.

           public void RepairItemTypeEnabled_WhenRepairItemSelected
               (bool enabled)

4. Add two [InlineData] attributes, which provide two values for the enabled parameter, as follows.

           [Theory]
           [InlineData(true)]
           [InlineData(false)]
           public void RepairItemTypeEnabled_WhenRepairItemSelected
               (bool enabled)

   The RepairItemTypeEnabled_WhenRepairItemSelected method will be called twice: The first call will pass true as its argument, and the second will pass false.

Step 2: Implementing a Method for Testing the InventoryItemMaint Class

To test the business logic of the InventoryItemMaint class, do the following:

1. In the RepairItemTypeEnabled_WhenRepairItemSelected method, create an instance of the InventoryItemMaint graph by adding the following code.

               var graph = PXGraph.CreateInstance<InventoryItemMaint>();

2. After the InventoryItemMaint graph is initialized, create an InventoryItem object as follows.

               InventoryItem item =
                   (InventoryItem)graph.Caches[typeof(InventoryItem)].Insert(
                       new InventoryItem
                       {
                           InventoryCD = "Item1",
                           Descr = "Item 1"
                       });

3. Get the InventoryItemExt extension of the InventoryItem object as follows.

               InventoryItemExt itemExt = item.GetExtension<InventoryItemExt>();

4. Select (or clear) the Repair Item check box by using the needed value of the enabled parameter, and make sure that the Repair Item Type drop-down list is available (or, respectively, unavailable) by adding the following code.

               itemExt.UsrRepairItem = enabled;
               graph.Caches[typeof(InventoryItem)].Update(item);
               PXFieldState fieldState =
                   ((PXFieldState)graph.Caches[typeof(InventoryItem)].GetStateExt<
                   InventoryItemExt.usrRepairItemType>(item));
               Assert.True(enabled == fieldState.Enabled);

   Note:

   A call of the PXCache.Update method for the InventoryItem object updates both the object and its extension.

using Xunit;
using PX.Data;
using PX.Tests.Unit;
using PX.Objects.IN;
using PhoneRepairShop;

namespace PhoneRepairShop_Code.Tests
{
    public class InventoryItemMaintTests : TestBase
    {
        [Theory]
        [InlineData(true)]
        [InlineData(false)]
        public void RepairItemTypeEnabled_WhenRepairItemSelected
            (bool enabled)
        {
            var graph = PXGraph.CreateInstance<InventoryItemMaint>();

            InventoryItem item =
                (InventoryItem)graph.Caches[typeof(InventoryItem)].Insert(
                    new InventoryItem
                    {
                        InventoryCD = "Item1",
                        Descr = "Item 1"
                    });

            InventoryItemExt itemExt = item.GetExtension<InventoryItemExt>();

            itemExt.UsrRepairItem = enabled;
            graph.Caches[typeof(InventoryItem)].Update(item);
            PXFieldState fieldState =
                ((PXFieldState)graph.Caches[typeof(InventoryItem)].GetStateExt<
                InventoryItemExt.usrRepairItemType>(item));
            Assert.True(enabled == fieldState.Enabled);
        }
    }
}

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