pretty simple question: can I use NBuilder to create a collection of x number of random strings?
I was trying...
// NOTE: Tags need to be lowercase.
return Builder<string>
.CreateListOfSize(10)
.WhereAll()
.Has(x => x = randomGenerator.Phrase(15))
.WhereTheFirst(1)
.Has(x => x = "time")
.AndTheNext(1)
.Has(x => x = "place")
.AndTheNext(1)
.Has(x => x = "colour")
.Build();
but it was run-time erroring, something about I needed to call some specific constructor or something.
Anyone have any ideas?
Sorry about bringing an old thread back to life, but I just wanted to share this solution/hack:
var myList = Enumerable.Range(0, 10).Select(el => generator.Phrase(10));
Your feedback is appreciated :)
NBuilder creates objects by using the default (parameterless) constructor. The exception you are receiving is because the String class doesn't have a default constructor.
To create a list of random strings, you could use the Phrase method inside a loop. Maybe not as clean as a single NBuilder chain, but it gets the job done:
List<string> stringsList = new List<string>();
var generator = new RandomGenerator();
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
stringsList.Add(generator.Phrase(15));
}
return stringsList;
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