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- Login to GitHub
- Fetch data from Fitbit
- Get steps data
- Get the steps data
- Creates a Flask app
- Configure blueprints
- Configure Flask application
- Configure error handlers
- Tasks from GitHub to github
- List available tokens
- Returns a list of push events
- Get a list of push events from the API
- Resolve rescue time
- Get a list of all the daily data
- Fetch daily data
- Authenticate user with given login and password
- Checks the given password
- Get weight data for each day
- Get weight data
- Returns a list of dictionaries with the water data
- Returns a dictionary of all food data
- Run Fitbit task
- Rescale rescue time task
- Fetch data from GitHub
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QUESTION
While unit testing my ASP.NET web api controllers,for one of my post requests, I am sending two arguments in the repo function, Like usual I am mocking the repository setup, but even when I send two arguments, I get the argument exception.
Repo Code-
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 11:43.ReturnsAsync((TblUser user) =>
QUESTION
I am writing unit tests for my ASP.NET core web API controllers. For one specific unit test I am trying to post a movie and checking whether a movie with the name already exists and if it does it returns a bad request. The API works properly but I am having issues with writing the unit test.
My controller code for the post request-
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Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 12:37To test that case, you can just set your mock to return true
for MovieExists
no matter what is the input.
QUESTION
I am making a ASP.NET core web api and I have used Entity Framework Core. I am trying to unit test the controllers using N-Unit I am mocking the mapper and the repository. The APIs work fine and I have even created the front end or the API but I am having issues with the unit testing.
Controller Code-
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Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 06:41What we were doing in unit tests, when using AutoMapper, is instead of mocking it, rather initialize it, as descried here: https://kenbonny.net/2018/01/15/injecting-automapper-profiles-in-tests/ The cons I see doing this, is that your tests might be failing because of mapping issues and are not strictly testing the method. Given your example, your setup is incorrect. For the get method test, you should setup to return a MovieForDetailedDto for a TblMovie, but you are doing the opposite:
QUESTION
Hello, World.
I am working on Photon Server. Try to run a demo file after download SDK from Photon. Btw some accidents.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-22 at 17:36I tried to Solve my posted Question and met Photon Support. They said to me below.
Those errors indicate an incompatibility between the stdlib version that your app links against and the one that the Photon libs link against.
The SDK provides libs that have been built against the gcc version of the stdlib (libstdc++) and libs that have been built against the clang version of the stdlib (libc++). The former ones are used on default and the lattter ones have an additional 'libc++' postfix in their filenames.
It looks like your app links against the clang version of the stdlib and against those builds of Photon libs that link against the gcc version of the stdlib.
However your app and all 3rd party libs that your apps link to must agreed on using the same version of the stdlib as those 2 incompatible versions can't be mixed with each other.
Please see https://forum.photonengine.com/discussion/comment/42718/#Comment_42718 for instructions on how to link against the libc++ variants of the Photon libs.
Doing so should fix your errors.
Looks like works for me... )
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