I have a bloc that works to get cartItem from orderItem by id and i want to test the bloc, I've read some bloc testing from flutter_bloc but I still don't know how to implement it on my bloc. I want to do a test using dummy data that I made. I want it to get the dummy list when CartItemCheck event is emitted and remove the list when CartItemUncheck is emitted. here is my bloc code:
import...
abstract class CartItemEvent {
const CartItemEvent();
}
class CartItemCheck extends CartItemEvent {
final CartItem? item;
CartItemCheck({this.item});
List<Object> get props => [item!];
@override
String toString() => 'CartItemChecked { item: $item }';
}
class CartItemUncheck extends CartItemEvent {
final CartItem? item;
CartItemUncheck({this.item});
List<Object> get props => [item!];
@override
String toString() => 'CartItemUnchecked { item: $item }';
}
class CartItemUpdate extends CartItemEvent {
final String? itemId;
final String? type;
CartItemUpdate({this.itemId, this.type});
List<Object> get props => [itemId!, type!];
@override
String toString() => 'CartItemUpdated { item: $itemId }';
}
class CartItemBloc extends Bloc<CartItemEvent, List<CartItem>> {
final List<CartItem>? initialItems;
CartItemBloc(this.initialItems) : super(initialItems!);
@override
Stream<List<CartItem>> mapEventToState(CartItemEvent event) async* {
if (event is CartItemCheck) {
List<CartItem> newItems = state..add(event.item!);
yield newItems.toList();
}
else if (event is CartItemUncheck) {
List<CartItem> newItems = state.where((item) => item.itemId != event.item!.itemId).toList();
yield newItems.toList();
} else if (event is CartItemUpdate) {
CartItem oldItem = state.where((item) => item.itemId == event.itemId).first;
List<CartItem> cartItems = state;
if (event.type == 'increment') {
CartItem updatedItem = oldItem.copyWith(qty: oldItem.qty 1);
cartItems[cartItems.indexWhere((item) => item.itemId == event.itemId)] = updatedItem;
yield cartItems.toList();
} else {
CartItem updatedItem = oldItem.copyWith(qty: oldItem.qty - 1);
cartItems[cartItems.indexWhere((item) => item.itemId == event.itemId)] = updatedItem;
yield cartItems.toList();
}
}
}
}
and here is my current test code:
import 'package:bloc_test/bloc_test.dart';
import 'package:flutter_test/flutter_test.dart';
import 'package:pikpo_screen/blocs/cart_item_bloc.dart';
import 'package:pikpo_screen/model/cart_item.dart';
import 'package:pikpo_screen/util/order_helper.dart';
main(){
CartItemBloc? cartItemBloc;
List<CartItem> expectedResult = [CartItem(itemId: "1"), CartItem(price: 35), CartItem(qty: 2)];
List<CartItem> initialItem = [];
setUp(() {
cartItemBloc = CartItemBloc(initialItem);
});
test('initial state is []', () {
expect(cartItemBloc!.state, []);
});
blocTest('description',
build: () => cartItemBloc,
act: (bloc) => bloc.add(CartItemCheck()),
expect: () => [1]
);
}
Thank you in advance for helping me
CodePudding user response:
In your bloc, you emit a list of CardItem, and the bloc test expects a list of states. Therefore, you have a list in a list in the expect function.
void main() {
late CartItemBloc cartItemBloc;
const expectedResult = [
CartItem(itemId: '1'),
CartItem(price: 35),
CartItem(qty: 2)
];
final initialItem = <CartItem>[];
setUp(() {
cartItemBloc = CartItemBloc(initialItem);
});
blocTest<CartItemBloc, List<CartItem>>(
'description',
build: () => cartItemBloc,
act: (bloc) => bloc.add(const CartItemCheck(item: CartItem())),
expect: () => [
[
const CartItem(),
]
],
);
}