[TestMethod]
[DataRow("connectionstringvalue",
"[{'ColumName':'neid','Value':'1','Operator':'Equal'}]",
"neid",
Sort.ASC,

what value should be given here for model binding. PaginationDto in the method parameter is >model class having page and recordsperpage properties

) ]

public void MethodTest(string connectionString,string? filters, string sortColumn, Sort sort, PaginationDto? pagination)
{
var serviceProvider = new ServiceCollection()
.AddLogging()
.BuildServiceProvider();



var mediator = new Mock<IMediator>();



var factory = serviceProvider.GetService<ILoggerFactory>();



var logger = factory.CreateLogger<HController>();



HController controller = new HController (logger, **mediator.Object**, _configuration);
Task<ActionResult<List<basicDto>>> result = controller.methodname(connectionString, filters, sortColumn, sort, pagination);

// 1. how to handle the value returned from my controller Assert.AreEqual("", "Hi! Reader"); }

1.how to handle the value returned from my controller

2.how to pass input value for model class property

CodePudding user response：

Since attributes only allow constant expressions, you cannot use DataRow here (as I assume that PaginationDto is actually not an enum, but a class or struct).

You can, however, use DynamicData. In "short" it works like this:

[TestClass]
public class Test
{
   [TestMethod]
   [DynamicData(nameof(MethodTestData), DynamicDataSourceType = DynamicDataSourcetype.Property)]
   public void Method(string connectionString,
       string? filters, string sortColumn, Sort sort, 
       PaginationDto? pagination)
   {
        // test code
   }

   // The property must be public, static and have return type IEnumerable<object[]>
   public static IEnumerable<object[]> MethodTestData
   {
       get
       {
            // Return one array/set of arguments per call of Method()
            yield return new object[]
            { 
               // each item of the array is a parameter (value) to Method()
               "the connection string",
               "the filters",
               "the sort column",
               Sort.Asc,
               new PaginationDto()
            };
       }
   }

}

As for your other questions, I suggest you post separate questions for them. One hint, you can also have async test methods (if your controller method is also async).