C# Unit Testing Example

[@The69pawlak]

Quality content, as always !

[@RawCoding]

Cheers

[@pedroferreira9234]

Nice video as always. One question, why cartCheckout isnt wrap in a interface in this case?

[@RawCoding]

Yes, so it’s a service that has a custom in and out params, I have many of these services which aren’t exactly composable, so putting it behind an interface will require a lot of work which I don’t need to do

[@mahmoudalaskalany]

i wanted to ask u if there any alternative for Identity Server 4

[@RawCoding]

What’s your use case?

[@mahmoudalaskalany]

@@RawCoding i need to use .net 5 but identity server does not support it unless in the new paid version duende identity server

[@RawCoding]

There OpenDict 3, although being on .net5 is not a use case

[@mahmoudalaskalany]

i have read about it and am planing to move to it thank u man ❤️

[@mahmoudalaskalany]

thanks man in advance ❤️

[@RawCoding]

Thanks

[@saurabhchauhan232]

Thank you 👌

[@RawCoding]

No, thank you!

[@saurabhchauhan232]

@@RawCoding Why did you created Two other mock classes, just want to know like the Staff Registration, other can also be mocked with Setup method why did you choose override approach 🙂

[@RawCoding]

I think I mention this in the video, I do put one of em behind an interface later in my own time. But using Moq on objects doesn’t work last time I checked. So yeah we mock them by extension rather than hiding them behind and interface, additionally I can’t mock my service since putting it behind an interface could make things a lot harder for me.

[@saurabhchauhan232]

@@RawCoding Yes you do mentioned that, but the last part helped that using interface everywhere help you in mocking but add complexity/did not help better in implementation polymorphism

[@jinhe620]

Quite helpful as usual. Btw, Could you please upload the code?

[@RawCoding]

Eya, nope some of it is in a private repo

[@clearlyunwell]

👍🏽

[@RawCoding]

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[@GZPlays_uno]

Will fix it later! Never!

[@torrvic1156]

Things are so confusing in your video. Naming is pretty weird honestly. Why class named with a verb?

[@RawCoding]

I prefer ProcessX, TransferY, AuditStorage, rather than EntityManager, EntityService… So the class is scope for an action, rather than pretending its some object entity thats out there doing something.

[@torrvic1156]

@ thanks for clarification!

[@kaushikchakraborty4887]

your voice is not always properly audible.