Moqqer.Create - With Params to Inject

[michal-ciechan]

        [Test]
        public void Create_ConcreteClassInject_PassInInjectionParameter()
        {
            Assert.Inconclusive("TODO: Moqqer.Create - With Params to Inject Issue");

//            var ctorParam = new ClassWithoutParameterlessCtor(null); 
//            
//           var mock = _moq
//                .Create<ClassWithCtorContainingClassWithoutParameterlessCtor>(autogenerate: false, paramters: ctorParam);
//
//            mock.CtorParam.Should().Should().BeSameAs(ctorParam);
        }

[damianpumar]

Hello @michal-ciechan in this issue do you mean when I have a class inject other class into constructor?
If this is true, I think create recursive Create() when the parameter type IsClass using reflection.

Cheers!

[michal-ciechan]

hey @damianpumar, it will already recursively generate concrete classes if you specify Create<T>(autogenerate: true).

This is so that you can provide a single instance to use for a specific Create<T>(). Similar to something like the below:

Example Class

class SystemUnderTest {
  // ctor
  public SystemUnderTest(StringBuilder builder, ISomeInterface interface) { ... }
}

Example Test

var sb = new StringBuilder("Some Test String");

_moq.Create<SystemUnderTest>(sb);

I would expect this to inject the local concrete instance variable sb into SystemUnderTest constructor parameter ctor(StringBuilder builder, ...).

There are a number of times I have needed to use a third party concrete type, which I want to pass in a single instace.

Currently I am using the following workaround:

Workaround

var sb = new StringBuilder("Some Test String");

_moq.Use(sb);

_moq.Create<SystemUnderTest>();

This uses my specific local variable sb as the ctor parameter, as it is registered with the container globally. The drawback for this workaround is that anywhere else a class requests StrignBuilder that specific instance will be passed in.