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Recursive Mocking

  • Recursive mocking is a productivity feature that enables you to mock a chained call to a member.
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Mocking and Assert Functionality

  • Recursive Mocking Overview

    Recursive mocking is a productivity feature that allows you to mock a chained call to a member. This saves you the effort to create new objects, associating them to members, and executing additional logic for the "chain" to be fully prepared for access. 

    [TestMethod]
    

    public void ShouldAssertNestedPropertyGet()
    

    {
    

        var expected = 10;
    

     
    

        // ARRANGE
    

        // Creating a mocked instance of the "IFoo" interface.
    

        var foo = Mock.Create<IFoo>();
    

     
    

        // Arranging: When foo.Bar.Value is called, it should return expected value. 
    

        //              This will automatically create mock of foo.Bar 
    

        //              and a NullReferenceException will be avoided.
    

        Mock.Arrange(() => foo.Bar.Value).Returns(expected);
    

     
    

        // ACT
    

        var actual = foo.Bar.Value;
    

     
    

        // ASSERT
    

        Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
    

    }

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