So here is the scenario, I am refactoring some spaghetti code. My first problem was a chain of classes that newed up other classes, I fixed this by making the ctor of the class I want to test (Search.cs) take the class it needs as a dependency, it looks like this now.
public Search(XmlAccess xmlFile, SearchDatabaseConnect searchDatabaseConnection)
{
this.xmlFile = xmlFile;
FsdcConnection = searchDatabaseConnection;
Clear();
}
I'm newing it up further up the chain. That is all good but I have a little problem.
The class that I am ctor injecting inherits from another class, I have Resharper and I have extracted interfaces but the problem is the dependency class inherits from another concrete class - see what I mean?
public class SearchDatabaseConnect : DatabaseConnect, ISearchDatabaseConnect
{ // }
I don't know what to do about the inheritance on DatabaseConnect? How do I mock that? Obviously if that wasn't there I would be all set I could mock an ISearchDatabaseConnect and away we go but I am stuck on the inheritance of a concrete class. I am sure people have run into this before my googl'ing was a failure when it came to finding examples about this.
Thanks in advance for any useful suggestions.
Does DatabaseConnect
also have an interface extracted from it? I think you should be able to set it up like:
public interface IDatabaseConnect
public class DatabaseConnect : IDatabaseConnect
public interface ISearchDatabaseConnect : IDatabaseConnect
public class SearchDatabaseConnect : DatabaseConnect, ISearchDatabaseConnect
And now making a Mock<ISearchDatabaseConnect>
will get all the "stuff" from both interfaces.
Side-note, your method/constructor there should probably take in the interface, not the concrete:
public Search(XmlAccess xmlFile, ISearchDatabaseConnect searchDatabaseConnection) { ... }
That way you can inject the mock, like:
var mockedSearchDatabaseConnect = new Mock<ISearchDatabaseConnect>();
var search = new Search(xmlFile, mockedSearchDatabaseConnect.Object);
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