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pub trait GWT<Result, SystemUnderTest> {
fn given(self, function: fn() -> SystemUnderTest) -> Self;
fn and_given(self, function: fn() -> SystemUnderTest) -> Self;
fn when(self, function: fn(&SystemUnderTest) -> Result) -> Self;
fn then(self, function: fn(&Result) -> ()) -> Self;
fn and(self, function: fn(&Result) -> ()) -> Self;
}
pub struct Test<Result, SystemUnderTest> {
pub system_under_test: Option<SystemUnderTest>,
pub result: Option<Result>,
}
impl<Result, SystemUnderTest> Test<Result, SystemUnderTest> {
pub fn scenario() -> Self {
Test::<Result, SystemUnderTest> {
result: None,
system_under_test: None,
}
}
}
impl<Result, SystemUnderTest> GWT<Result, SystemUnderTest> for Test<Result, SystemUnderTest> {
fn given(mut self, function: fn() -> SystemUnderTest) -> Self {
self.system_under_test = Some(function());
return self;
}
fn and_given(mut self, function: fn() -> SystemUnderTest) -> Self {
self.system_under_test = Some(function());
return self;
}
fn when(mut self, function: fn(&SystemUnderTest) -> Result) -> Self {
self.result =
Some(function(self.system_under_test.as_ref().expect(
"SYSTEM_UNDER_TEST should not be None, you must have a given",
)));
return self;
}
fn then(self, function: fn(&Result) -> ()) -> Self {
function(self.result.as_ref().expect("Result should not be None"));
return self;
}
fn and(self, function: fn(&Result) -> ()) -> Self {
function(self.result.as_ref().expect("Result should not be None"));
return self;
}
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
mod calculator;
use super::*;
use calculator::*;
#[test]
fn it_works_with_closures() {
Test::scenario()
.given(|| ())
.when(|_| "something is returned by system under test")
.then(|x| {
assert_eq!(
x.clone(),
"something is returned by system under test",
"comparisons can be checked against the return"
);
})
.then(|x| {
assert!(!x.clone().is_empty(), "chaining asserts :)");
})
.and(|_| {
assert_eq!(1, 1);
});
}
#[test]
fn it_works_with_named_functions_and_looks_clean() {
Test::scenario()
.given(a_calculator)
.when(adding_1_and_2_via_a_function)
.then(the_answer_is_3_checked_via_a_function);
}
#[test]
fn it_works_with_named_functions_closures_and_closures_that_call_functions() {
Test::scenario()
.given(|| Calculator {})
.and_given(a_calculator)
.when(adding_1_and_2_via_a_function)
.when(|c| adding(c, 1, 2))
.then(|answer| {
assert_eq!(answer.clone(), 3);
})
.and(the_answer_is_3_checked_via_a_function);
}
fn adding_1_and_2_via_a_function(c: &Calculator) -> i32 {
c.add(1, 2)
}
fn the_answer_is_3_checked_via_a_function(the_answer: &i32) -> () {
assert_eq!(the_answer.clone(), 3);
}
fn adding(calculator: &Calculator, left: i32, right: i32) -> i32 {
calculator.add(left, right)
}
fn a_calculator() -> Calculator {
Calculator {}
}
}