Test Sample

Illustrates the use of the WorkflowCore.Testing package

With xUnit

• Create a class that inherits from WorkflowTest
• Call the Setup() method in the constructor
• Implement your tests using the helper methods
  • StartWorkflow()
  • WaitForWorkflowToComplete()
  • WaitForEventSubscription()
  • GetStatus()
  • GetData()
  • UnhandledStepErrors

public class xUnitTest : WorkflowTest<MyWorkflow, MyDataClass>
{
    public xUnitTest()
    {
        Setup();
    }

    [Fact]
    public void MyWorkflow()
    {
        var workflowId = StartWorkflow(new MyDataClass() { Value1 = 2, Value2 = 3 });
        WaitForWorkflowToComplete(workflowId, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30));

        GetStatus(workflowId).Should().Be(WorkflowStatus.Complete);
        UnhandledStepErrors.Count.Should().Be(0);
        GetData(workflowId).Value3.Should().Be(5);
    }
}

With NUnit

• Create a class that inherits from WorkflowTest and decorate it with the TestFixture attribute
• Override the Setup method and decorate it with the SetUp attribute
• Implement your tests using the helper methods
  • StartWorkflow()
  • WaitForWorkflowToComplete()
  • WaitForEventSubscription()
  • GetStatus()
  • GetData()
  • UnhandledStepErrors

[TestFixture]
public class NUnitTest : WorkflowTest<MyWorkflow, MyDataClass>
{
    [SetUp]
    protected override void Setup()
    {
        base.Setup();
    }

    [Test]
    public void NUnit_workflow_test_sample()
    {
        var workflowId = StartWorkflow(new MyDataClass() { Value1 = 2, Value2 = 3 });
        WaitForWorkflowToComplete(workflowId, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30));

        GetStatus(workflowId).Should().Be(WorkflowStatus.Complete);
        UnhandledStepErrors.Count.Should().Be(0);
        GetData(workflowId).Value3.Should().Be(5);
    }

}