Possibility to assert invoked Uris?

[Kralizek]

Hi,

I'm using your library to author some tests and I got myself in the situation where my API client is forming a URL by adding many components both in the path and the querystring.

My test is targeting only a subsection of the requested URI and I would like to "test" it. Ideally on the used option.

To make a concrete example

var option = new HttpMessageOptions
{
    HttpMethod = HttpMethod.Get,
    HttpResponseMessage = new HttpResponseMessage(HttpStatusCode.OK)
    {
        Content = new StringContent(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(contact))
    },
    RequestUri = null 
};

var sut = CreateSystemUnderTest(option);

var response = await sut.GetByIdAsync(contactId);

Assert.That(option.InvokedUri, Contains.SubString($"/contacts/v1/contact/vid/{contactId}"));

Right now I am forced to do:

var options = new HttpMessageOptions
{
    HttpMethod = HttpMethod.Get,
    HttpResponseMessage = new HttpResponseMessage(HttpStatusCode.OK)
    {
        Content = new StringContent(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(contact))
    },
    RequestUri = new Uri($"https://api.hubapi.com/contacts/v1/contact/vid/{contactId}/profile?formSubmissionMode=all&propertyMode=value_and_history&showListMemberships=true")
};

which is really outside of the scope of my unit test.

[PureKrome]

Hi again @Kralizek 👋

Hmm .. lets see here ...I first added this way back in #12 over here.

I just need to add some documentation to show how to do this.

In the mean time, here's an example using your code-example, above:

// Act.
var response = await sut.GetByIdAsync(contactId);

// Assert.
Assert.That(option.NumberOfTimesCalled, 1);

So what is happening is that we check that all the conditions of the Options was met and passed and the number of times it was met.

Does this help?

[Kralizek]

I'm not sure it would help my case (although I barely remember what I was working on back then).

I guess this would go in hand with the default registration we are discussing in #32.

Let RequestUri be optional and allow the test on the actual call.

Back to the first snippet, you could read its assertion as "I will receive a GET request whose URI will contain a subscring matching this pattern".

[PureKrome]

Currently, options.RequestUri is optional. 👍

"I will receive a GET request whose URI will contain a substring matching this pattern".

kewl! to do that, then you do exactly as you did, above ... and make then test that the option you just made, was called :)

which is the code I did above. Kewl!

[Kralizek]

Thanks! I'll check later :)