Best JustMockLite code snippet using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context.AsyncContextResolver
HierarchicalTestFrameworkContextResolver.cs
...138 throw new MockException("Using the mocking API in a test method decorated with DisableAutomaticRepositoryResetAttribute is unsafe. Read the documentation of the DisableAutomaticRepositoryResetAttribute class for further information and possible solutions.");139 }140 else141 {142 testMethod = AsyncContextResolver.GetContext();143 }144 repoIdx = 0;145 entryOps = null;146 if (testMethod != null)147 {148 for (repoIdx = 0; repoIdx < this.repoOperations.Count; ++repoIdx)149 {150 var ops = this.repoOperations[repoIdx];151 if (ops.MatchesMethod(testMethod))152 {153 entryOps = ops;154 break;155 }156 }...
AsyncContextResolver.cs
Source: AsyncContextResolver.cs
...15using System.Reflection;16namespace Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context17{18 [EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Never)]19 public static class AsyncContextResolver20 {21#if NETCORE22 static IAsyncContextResolver resolver = new AsyncLocalWrapper();23#else24 static IAsyncContextResolver resolver = new CallContextWrapper();25#endif26 public static MethodBase GetContext()27 {28 return ProfilerInterceptor.GuardInternal(() =>29 resolver.GetContext()30 );31 }32 public static void CaptureContext()33 {34 ProfilerInterceptor.GuardInternal(() =>35 resolver.CaptureContext()36 );37 }38 }...
AsyncContextResolver
Using AI Code Generation
1using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;2using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;3using Telerik.JustMock.Core;4using System;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6{7 {8 private AsyncContextResolver() { }9 public static AsyncContextResolver Instance { get; } = new AsyncContextResolver();10 public async Task<T> ResolveAsync<T>(Func<Task<T>> asyncFunc)11 {12 var context = new AsyncContext();13 var result = await context.RunAsync(asyncFunc);14 return result;15 }16 }17 {18 public AsyncContext()19 {20 AsyncContextResolver.Instance.ResolveAsync(() => { return Task.FromResult(0); }).Wait();21 }22 public async Task<T> RunAsync<T>(Func<Task<T>> asyncFunc)23 {24 return await asyncFunc();25 }26 }27}28using System;29using System.Threading.Tasks;30{31 {32 public void Execute()33 {34 var context = new AsyncContext();35 context.RunAsync(async () =>36 {37 await Task.Delay(10);38 Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");39 }).Wait();40 }41 }42}
AsyncContextResolver
Using AI Code Generation
1using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;2{3 {4 static void Main(string[] args)5 {6 var mock = Mock.Create<IFoo>();7 Mock.Arrange(() => mock.Execute()).Returns(42);8 var result = mock.Execute();9 Assert.AreEqual(42, result);10 }11 }12 {13 int Execute();14 }15}16using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;17{18 {19 static void Main(string[] args)20 {21 var mock = Mock.Create<IFoo>();22 Mock.Arrange(() => mock.Execute()).Returns(42);23 var result = mock.Execute();24 Assert.AreEqual(42, result);25 }26 }27 {28 int Execute();29 }30}31using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;32{33 {34 static void Main(string[] args)35 {36 var mock = Mock.Create<IFoo>();37 Mock.Arrange(() => mock.Execute()).Returns(42);38 var result = mock.Execute();39 Assert.AreEqual(42, result);40 AsyncContextResolver.CurrentContext.ClearExpectations(mock);41 }42 }43 {44 int Execute();45 }46}
AsyncContextResolver
Using AI Code Generation
1using System;2using System.Threading.Tasks;3using Telerik.JustMock;4using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;5using Telerik.JustMock.Helpers;6using Telerik.JustMock.Test;7using Telerik.JustMock.Test.Demo;8{9 {10 public static void Main()11 {12 using (var resolver = new AsyncContextResolver())13 {14 var repository = Mock.Create<IFoo>();15 Mock.Arrange(() => repository.ExecuteAsync(1)).Returns(Task.Factory.StartNew(() => 3));16 var result = repository.ExecuteAsync(1).Result;17 Console.WriteLine(result);18 }19 }20 }21}
AsyncContextResolver
Using AI Code Generation
1using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;2using System.Threading.Tasks;3{4 {5 public static async Task<T> ResolveAsync<T>()6 {7 var context = new AsyncContext<T>();8 await context;9 return context.Value;10 }11 }12}13using Telerik.JustMock;14using Telerik.JustMock.Helpers;15using System.Threading.Tasks;16using System.Threading;17{18 {19 public async Task<string> GetResultAsync()20 {21 await Task.Delay(1000);22 return "result";23 }24 }25 {26 public async Task TestMethod1()27 {28 var asyncTestClass = Mock.Create<AsyncTestClass>();29 asyncTestClass.Arrange(x => x.GetResultAsync()).Returns(Task.FromResult("mocked result"));30 var result = await asyncTestClass.GetResultAsync();31 Assert.AreEqual("mocked result", result);32 }33 public async Task TestMethod2()34 {35 var asyncTestClass = Mock.Create<AsyncTestClass>();36 asyncTestClass.Arrange(x => x.GetResultAsync()).Returns(Task.FromResult("mocked result"));37 var result = await AsyncContextResolver.ResolveAsync<string>();38 Assert.AreEqual("mocked result", result);39 }40 }41}42Feedback Portal: AsyncContextResolver.ResolveAsync() doesn't work43var asyncTestClass = Mock.Create<AsyncTestClass>();44asyncTestClass.Arrange(x => x.GetResultAsync(Arg.AnyString)).Returns(Task.FromResult("mocked result"));
AsyncContextResolver
Using AI Code Generation
1using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;2using System.Threading.Tasks;3{4 {5 public static async Task<T> Resolve<T>()6 {7 if (AsyncContext.IsAsyncContext)8 {9 return await AsyncContext.ResolveAsync<T>();10 }11 {12 return Mock.Create<T>();13 }14 }15 }16}17using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;18using System.Threading.Tasks;19{20 {21 public static async Task<T> Resolve<T>()22 {23 if (AsyncContext.IsAsyncContext)24 {25 return await AsyncContext.ResolveAsync<T>();26 }27 {28 return Mock.Create<T>();29 }30 }31 }32}33using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;34using System.Threading.Tasks;35{36 {37 public static async Task<T> Resolve<T>()38 {39 if (AsyncContext.IsAsyncContext)40 {41 return await AsyncContext.ResolveAsync<T>();42 }43 {44 return Mock.Create<T>();45 }46 }47 }48}49using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;50using System.Threading.Tasks;51{52 {53 public static async Task<T> Resolve<T>()54 {55 if (AsyncContext.IsAsyncContext)56 {57 return await AsyncContext.ResolveAsync<T>();58 }59 {60 return Mock.Create<T>();61 }62 }63 }64}65using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;66using System.Threading.Tasks;67{68 {69 public static async Task<T> Resolve<T>()70 {71 if (AsyncContext.IsAsyncContext)72 {73 return await AsyncContext.ResolveAsync<T>();74 }75 {
AsyncContextResolver
Using AI Code Generation
1using Telerik.JustMock;2using Telerik.JustMock.Core;3using System;4{5 {6 public static bool IsAsyncContext()7 {8 return MockContext.Current != null && MockContext.Current.IsAsyncContext;9 }10 }11}12using Telerik.JustMock;13using Telerik.JustMock.Core;14using System;15{16 {17 public static bool IsAsyncContext()18 {19 return MockContext.Current != null && MockContext.Current.IsAsyncContext;20 }21 }22}23Mock.Arrange(() => AsyncContextResolver.IsAsyncContext()).Returns(true);24Mock.Arrange(() => AsyncContextResolver.IsAsyncContext()).Returns(true);
AsyncContextResolver
Using AI Code Generation
1using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;2{3 {4 public static void TestMethod()5 {6 AsyncContextResolver.ExecuteInAsyncContext(() =>7 {8 });9 }10 }11}12using Telerik.JustMock.Core.Context;13{14 {15 public static void TestMethod()16 {17 AsyncContextResolver.ExecuteInAsyncContext(() =>18 {19 });20 }21 }22}
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