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Ahmed
Ahmed

Reputation: 125

How to mock which return type is 'async Task<(IList<ModelClass>, PaginationModel)>'?

My mock setup are like below

public class LicensePathControllerTest
{
  private MockRepository mockRepository;
}
public LicensePathControllerTest()
{
 this.mockRepository = new MockRepository(MockBehavior.Strict);
 this.mockIJobLicensePathService = 
 this.mockRepository.Create<IJobLicensePathService>();
 this.mockLog = this.mockRepository.Create<ILog>();
}
private LicensePathController CreateLicensePathController()
{
  return new LicensePathController(
this.mockIJobLicensePathService.Object,this.mockLog.Object);
}

My method is

public async Task<IActionResult> GetLicensePath([FromBody] PathSearch pathSearch)
{
    var (paths, pagination) = await _pathService.GetJobPathByFilters(pathSearch); //need to mock this line.
    return ok(new OkResponse<IList<JobLicensePath>>(licensePaths, pagination.PageNumber, pagination.PageSize, pagination.TotalPages, pagination.TotalCount));
}

my service class method returning as well

public async Task<(IList<JobLicensePath>, PaginationModel)> GetJobPathByFilters(PathSearch pathSearch)
{
    //...
    IEnumerable<JobLicensePath> objJobLicensePath = null;
    objJobLicensePath = await _baseRepository.GetAsync<JobLicensePath>(filter: expression, null, null, skip: skipVal, take: take, false);
    return (objJobPath.ToList(), new PaginationModel(pageNumber, pageSize, totalCount));
}

I am trying to mock like below few trials but which all are not setup.

First Try

mockIJobLicensePathService
   .Setup(x => x.GetJobPathByFilters(It.IsAny<PathSearch>()))
   .Returns(Task.FromResult(It.IsAny<Task(IList<JobLicensePath>, PaginationModel)>()));

The type arguments for method 'Task.FromResult(TResult)' cannot be inferred from the usage. Try specifying the type arguments explicitly.

Second Try

mockIJobLicensePathService
    .Setup(x => x.GetJobPathByFilters(It.IsAny<PathSearch>()))
    .Returns(Task.FromResult(It.IsAny<IList<JobLicensePath>, PaginationModel>()>));

Using the generic method 'It.IsAny()' requires 1 type arguments

mockIJobLicensePathService
   .Setup(x => x.GetJobPathByFilters(It.IsAny<PathSearch>()))
   .Returns(Task.FromResult(It.IsAny<IList<JobLicensePath>>(), It.IsAny<PaginationModel>()));

No overload for method 'FromResult' takes 2 arguments

Upvotes: 1

Views: 769

Answers (3)

Peter Csala
Peter Csala

Reputation: 22704

The methods of the It class, like Is or IsAny, should be used only inside the Setup method.

They help you specify when your mock should "trigger".

If your method returns with a Task then you have several options

ReturnAsync

var expectedJobLicensePaths = ...;
var expectedPaginationModel = ...;

mockIJobLicensePathService
   .Setup(x => x.GetJobPathByFilters(It.IsAny<PathSearch>()))
   .ReturnsAsync((expectedJobLicensePaths, expectedPaginationModel));

Result + Return

Since 4.16 you can rewrite the above setup to this

var expectedJobLicensePaths = ...;
var expectedPaginationModel = ...;

mockIJobLicensePathService
   .Setup(x => x.GetJobPathByFilters(It.IsAny<PathSearch>()).Result)
   .Returns((expectedJobLicensePaths, expectedPaginationModel));

Upvotes: 0

user1672994
user1672994

Reputation: 10839

You should use ReturnsAsync method of Moq as shown below.

// arrange

// Create the dummy object or use the existing one if already exists as part of your mock setup.
IList<JobLicensePath> jobLicensePath = new List<JobLicensePath>();
PaginationModel paginationModel = new PaginationModel();


mockIJobLicensePathService
      .Setup(x => x.GetJobPathByFilters(It.IsAny<PathSearch>()))
      .ReturnsAsync((jobLicensePath, paginationModel));

Upvotes: 0

bnet
bnet

Reputation: 325

It.IsAny is used to check the method's parameter. You can mock it like this:

// arrange
(IList<JobLicensePath>, PaginationModel) result = (new List<JobLicensePath>(), new PaginationModel());
var mock = new Mock<IPathService>();
mock
    .Setup(s => s.GetJobPathByFilters(It.IsAny<PathSearch>()))
    .Returns(Task.FromResult(result));

Upvotes: 0

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