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Unit testing- How to inject services
There is a good guide here
http://tedgustaf.com/blog/2013/10/unit-testing-in-episerver-7/
You need to play around with structure map and mocking framework some :)
Mar 01, 2016 9:41
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for reply. I can add all services and mock special features that I need.
I just wonder if I can load the other services that I don't need to mock by injection.
Using FakeMaker, I can create almost all of my EpiServer's structure and I just need to mock methods that use EpiServer or its data, after that I can test everything, including big services
Mar 01, 2016 10:01
Best way I know is to dotPeek Episerver.Global and look for IInitializableModule and copy those configurations and use them to set up "real" Episerver mappings. Version 2 is to avoid using dependencies to those in code and have a separate abstraction layer above them which are easier to mock. If you are using real calls to Episerver it will be more of an integration test of course.
Mar 01, 2016 11:55
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Hi,
I am trying to implement some unit tests on EpiServer 8.11. I'm using Moq, and I've found FakeMaker which seems to be awesome. My question is, how can I configure my test project to inject all my services.