I'm stuck with what I thought was an easy example.
I want to assert that a collection of objects contains an object that is equivalent to a given object. like: col.ShouldContainEquivalentTo(obj)
var objectList1 = new List<SomeClass> { new SomeClass("A"), new SomeClass("B"), new SomeClass("C") };
var objectList2 = new List<SomeClass> { new SomeClass("C"), new SomeClass("B"), new SomeClass("A") };
objectList1.ShouldAllBeEquivalentTo(objectList2); //this works
objectList2.ShouldContainEquivalentTo(new SomeClass("B")); //method does not exist. How can I achieve sthg like that
I want to compare based on the objects values - just like how ShouldBeEquivalentTo
and ShouldAllBeEquivalentTo
work. Should not be necessary to write my own equality comparer.
BR Matthias
I finally had the time to implement this feature and it is now available with version 5.6.0 of FluentAssertions.
This now works!
var objectList = new List<SomeClass> { new SomeClass("A"), new SomeClass("B"), new SomeClass("C") };
objectList.Should().ContainEquivalentOf(new SomeClass("A"));
BR Matthias
You can use the already available functionality of framework to achieve the desired behavior
This is an ugly hack but should get the job done.
public static class FluentAssertionsEx {
public static void ShouldContainEquivalentTo<T>(this IEnumerable<T> subject, object expectation, string because = "Expected subject to contain equivalent to provided object", params object[] becauseArgs) {
var expectedCount = subject.Count();
var actualCount = 0;
try {
foreach (var item in subject) {
item.ShouldBeEquivalentTo(expectation);
}
} catch {
actualCount++;
}
expectedCount.Should().NotBe(actualCount, because, becauseArgs);
}
}
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