J'écris mes premières spécifications MSpec et je voulais des conseils. J'ai laissé les spécifications dans l'état "en attente", mais le contexte est rempli. Y a-t-il des améliorations à apporter?
Pour référence, voici l'histoire et le premier scénario:
Story: "Blog admin logs in to the system"
As a blog writer
I want to be able to log in to my blog
So that I can write posts and administer my blog
Scenario: "Logs in from the login page"
Given the user enters in correct credentials for a user in the system
When the user clicks the "Login" button
Then log the user in and redirect to the admin panel with a message
stating that he logged in correctly
Et le code MSpec (certaines parties ont été coupées), notez que je devais aliaser le délégué MSpec It
raison d’un conflit avec Moq.It
:
using MoqIt = Moq.It;
using ThenIt = Machine.Specifications.It;
[Subject("User tries logging in")]
public class When_user_enters_valid_credentials : With_user_existing_in_membership
{
protected static ActionResult result;
Because of = () =>
{
result = loginController.Login(validUsername, validPassword);
};
ThenIt should_log_the_user_in;
ThenIt should_redirect_the_user_to_the_admin_panel;
ThenIt should_show_message_confirming_successful_login;
}
public abstract class With_user_existing_in_membership
{
protected static Mock<ISiteMembership> membershipMock;
protected static string validUsername;
protected static string validPassword;
protected static LoginController loginController;
Establish context =()=>
{
membershipMock = new Mock<ISiteMembership>();
validUsername = "ValidUsername";
validPassword = "ValidPassword";
//make sure it's treated as valid usernames and password
membershipMock
.Setup<bool>(m => m.Validate(
MoqIt.Is<string>(s => s == validUsername),
MoqIt.Is<string>(s => s == validPassword)))
.Returns(true);
loginController = new LoginController(membershipMock.Object);
};
}