Hi All,
I need some practical examples of stubs and drivers with respect to top-down and bottom-up approaches to testing. I don't require code here. Just the scenario based examples.
Hi All,
I need some practical examples of stubs and drivers with respect to top-down and bottom-up approaches to testing. I don't require code here. Just the scenario based examples.
A driver is a set of tests that test the interface of your class (methods, properties, constructor, etc).
A stub is a fake object that acts as a stand-in for other functionality like a database or a logger.
A mock is a fake object that has asserts in it.
Following is an example of a test using a mock object. If you take out the asserts, it becomes a stub. Collectively, these kinds of tests are drivers, because they exercise the methods and properties of your object.
Here is the example:
[Test]
public void TestGetSinglePersonWithValidId()
{
// Tell that mock object when the "GetPerson" method is called to
// return a predefined Person
personRepositoryMock.ExpectAndReturn("GetPersonById", onePerson, "1");
PersonService service = new PersonService(
(IPersonRepository) personRepositoryMock.MockInstance);
Person p = service.GetPerson("1");
Assert.IsNotNull(p);
Assert.AreEqual(p.Id, "1");
}
http://www.zorched.net/2007/03/10/mocking-net-objects-with-nunit/