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Mock ContentArea
Ok trying this another way as I only need to mock a specific property of a page, so changed my code to just this:
var devPage = new Mock<DevelopmentPageData>();
devPage.SetupAllProperties();
devPage.Object.SiteItemKey = TestData.PseudoRandomString(20);
devPage.Object.ConsoleMode = ContactConsoleMode.Full;
devPage.Object.DevelopmentState = DevelopmentStates.ComingSoon;
if (isVisible)
{
var contentAreaItem = new ContentAreaItem
{
ContentLink = new ContentReference(TestData.PseudoRandomInt())
};
var gallery = new ContentArea();
gallery.Items.Add(contentAreaItem);
devPage.Setup(x => x.Gallery)
.Returns(gallery);
}
So all i need is for devPage.Gallery (the contentarea property) to return my gallery contentarea object ive setup, trouble is when I try to add contentareaitem on gallery.items.add line i get a structure map error:
Activation error occurred while trying to get instance of type ISecuredFragmentMarkupGeneratorFactory, key ""
Edited,
Nov 03, 2014 18:26
Hi Adam,
You need to mock the ContentArea in order to get round that error. The below code worked for me
if (isVisible)
{
var contentAreaItem = new ContentAreaItem
{
ContentLink = new ContentReference(TestData.PseudoRandomInt())
};
galleryMock = new Mock<ContentArea>();
galleryMock.Setup(x => x.Items)
.Returns(new[] { contentAreaItem });
var gallery = new ContentArea();
gallery.Items.Add(contentAreaItem);
devPage.Setup(x => x.Gallery)
.Returns(gallery.Object);
}
I know this is an old post, but just in case anybody needs the answer there it is.
Edited,
Feb 01, 2015 2:16
Hi, currently setting up some unit tests that involve looking at a contentarea of a page and im getting stuck on mocking the contentarea contentareaitems.
// pagetype instance, not loading for repo as just need the end object, not sure if that presents a problem later in test (i.e. when assigning contentarea).
var devPage = PageDataObjects.GetComingSoonDevelopmentPage(TestData.PseudoRandomString(10), ContactConsoleMode.Full);
// blockdata to return
var block = new ImageBlockData{
BlockImage =
new ContentReference(TestData.PseudoRandomInt(1, 100), TestData.PseudoRandomInt(1, 100)),
HoverCaption = TestData.PseudoRandomString(10),
HoverHeading = TestData.PseudoRandomString(10),
TargetUrl = new Url(TestData.PseudoRandomString(10))
};
// Setup the repository to return a start page with a preset property value(It.IsAny()))
()).Returns(repo.Object);
repo.Setup(r => r.Get
.Returns(item);
// Setup the service locator to return our mock repository when an IContentRepository is requested
service.Setup(l => l.GetInstance
// Make use of our mock objects throughout EPiServer
ServiceLocator.SetLocator(service.Object);
// new instance of contentareaitem to return
var contentAreaItem = new ContentAreaItem()
{
ContentGroup = "ImageBlockData",
ContentLink =
new ContentReference(TestData.PseudoRandomInt(1, 100), TestData.PseudoRandomInt(1, 100))
};
contentAreaItem.GetContent(this.ContentRepository.Object);
var gallery = new ContentArea();
gallery.Items.Add(contentAreaItem);
devPage.Gallery = gallery;
Not sure if the above is the right approach for this or if im just missing some config / lines, but I get the following error "ClassFactory not initialized" when GetContent is called.
Cheers,
Adam