How to use FakeExecutionEngine method of NBi.Testing.Core.Query.Execution.FakeCommand class

Best NBi code snippet using NBi.Testing.Core.Query.Execution.FakeCommand.FakeExecutionEngine

ExecutionEngineFactoryTest.cs

Source: ExecutionEngineFactoryTest.cs Github

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...87 public bool CanHandle(IClient session) => session is FakeSession;88 public ICommand Instantiate(IClient session, IQuery query, ITemplateEngine engine) => new FakeCommand();89 }90 [SupportedCommandType(typeof(FakeImplementationCommand))]91 private class FakeExecutionEngine : IExecutionEngine92 {93 public FakeExecutionEngine(FakeSession session, object command)94 { }95 public DataSet Execute() => throw new NotImplementedException();96 public IEnumerable<T> ExecuteList<T>() => throw new NotImplementedException();97 public object ExecuteScalar() => throw new NotImplementedException();98 }99 #endregion100 [Test]101 public void Instantiate_FakeConnectionString_FakeExecutionEngine()102 {103 var localServiceLocator = new ServiceLocator();104 var query = Mock.Of<IQuery>(x => x.ConnectionString == "fake:/​/​MyConnectionString");105 var sessionFactory = localServiceLocator.GetSessionFactory();106 sessionFactory.RegisterFactories(new[] { typeof(FakeSessionFactory) });107 var commandFactory = localServiceLocator.GetCommandFactory();108 commandFactory.RegisterFactories(new[] { typeof(FakeCommandFactory) });109 var factory = new ExecutionEngineFactory(sessionFactory, commandFactory);110 factory.RegisterEngines(new[] { typeof(FakeExecutionEngine) });111 var engine = factory.Instantiate(query);112 Assert.IsInstanceOf<FakeExecutionEngine>(engine);113 }114 [Test]115 public void Instantiate_FakeConnectionStringExtensions_FakeExecutionEngine()116 {117 var localServiceLocator = new ServiceLocator();118 var setupConfig = localServiceLocator.GetConfiguration();119 var extensions = new Dictionary<Type, IDictionary<string, string>>120 {121 { typeof(FakeSessionFactory), new Dictionary<string, string>() },122 { typeof(FakeCommandFactory), new Dictionary<string, string>() },123 { typeof(FakeExecutionEngine), new Dictionary<string, string>() },124 };125 setupConfig.LoadExtensions(extensions);126 var query = Mock.Of<IQuery>(x => x.ConnectionString == "fake:/​/​MyConnectionString");127 var factory = localServiceLocator.GetExecutionEngineFactory();128 var engine = factory.Instantiate(query);129 Assert.IsInstanceOf<FakeExecutionEngine>(engine);130 }131 }132}...

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NBi.Testing.Core.Query.Execution;7{8 {9 static void Main(string[] args)10 {11 var cmd = new FakeCommand();12 cmd.FakeExecutionEngine = new FakeExecutionEngine();13 var result = cmd.Execute();14 Console.WriteLine(result.Rows.Count);15 Console.ReadKey();16 }17 }18}

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NBi.Testing.Core.Query.Execution;7using NBi.Core.Query.Execution;8using System.Data;9{10 {11 public string CommandText { get; set; }12 public CommandType CommandType { get; set; }13 public FakeCommand(string commandText, CommandType commandType)14 {15 CommandText = commandText;16 CommandType = commandType;17 }18 public void Dispose()19 {20 throw new NotImplementedException();21 }22 public IDataReader ExecuteReader()23 {24 throw new NotImplementedException();25 }26 public IDataReader ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior behavior)27 {28 throw new NotImplementedException();29 }30 public object ExecuteScalar()31 {32 throw new NotImplementedException();33 }34 public int ExecuteNonQuery()35 {36 throw new NotImplementedException();37 }38 }39}40using System;41using System.Collections.Generic;42using System.Linq;43using System.Text;44using System.Threading.Tasks;45using NBi.Testing.Core.Query.Execution;46using NBi.Core.Query.Execution;47using System.Data;48{49 {50 public void Setup(string connectionString)51 {52 throw new NotImplementedException();53 }54 public void Setup(string connectionString, CommandType commandType)55 {56 throw new NotImplementedException();57 }58 public void Setup(string connectionString, CommandType commandType, string commandText)59 {60 throw new NotImplementedException();61 }62 public void Setup(string connectionString, CommandType commandType, string commandText, int timeout)63 {64 throw new NotImplementedException();65 }66 public void Setup(string connectionString, CommandType commandType, string commandText, int timeout, int rows)67 {68 throw new NotImplementedException();69 }70 public void Setup(string connectionString, CommandType commandType, string commandText, int timeout, int rows, int columns)71 {72 throw new NotImplementedException();73 }74 public void Setup(string connectionString, CommandType commandType, string commandText, int timeout, int rows, int columns, bool hasRows)75 {76 throw new NotImplementedException();77 }

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