public interface ICar
{
public int Id {get;}
public string Owner {get;}
{
in the test I mock this interface
var car = new Mock<ICar>();
car.SetupGet(x=>x.Id).Returns(1);
car.SetupGet(x=>x.Name).Returns("Bob");
how can I populate list of mocked
var test = new Mock<List<ICar>>().Object.Add(car);
this doesn't work.
CodePudding user response:
"how can I populate list of mocked" as you would populate any other list. But you fill it with mocks
var car = new Mock<ICar>();
car.SetupGet(x=>x.Id).Returns(1);
car.SetupGet(x=>x.Name).Returns("Bob");
List<ICar> myList = new List<ICar>();
myList.Add(car.Object);
You can do this also in a loop:
for ( int i = 0; i < 10; i )
{
var car = new Mock<ICar>();
car.SetupGet(x=>x.Id).Returns( i 1 );
car.SetupGet(x=>x.Name).Returns($"Bob_{i}");
myList.Add(car.Object);
}