When writing unit test, we need to mock "HttpContext" methods such as ForbidAsync, SignInAsync, etc.
As these methods are extension method, we need to know which actual method to mock.
Unit Test
This is the code I use to test "ForbidAsync".
Mock<IAuthenticationService> mockedIAuthenticationService = new();
mockedIAuthenticationService
.Setup(x => x.ForbidAsync(It.IsAny<HttpContext>(), It.IsAny<string>(), It.IsAny<AuthenticationProperties>()))
.Returns(Task.FromResult((object)true));
Mock<IServiceProvider> mockedIServiceProvider = new();
mockedIServiceProvider
.Setup(x => x.GetService(typeof(IAuthenticationService)))
.Returns(mockedIAuthenticationService.Object);
Mock<HttpContext> mockedHttpContext = new Mock<HttpContext>();
mockedHttpContext.Setup(x => x.RequestServices).Returns(mockedIServiceProvider.Object);
Where does it come from?
AuthenticationHttpContextExtensions indicates it comes from IAuthenticationService, which is obtained via context.RequestServices.GetService<IAuthenticationService>().
So I just need to mock IServiceProvider and IServiceProvider.
Hope this helps me again in the future.
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Hey, thanks for sharing!
I think your last part may benefit from a small example showcasing how you achieve your test it in practice 😄
I need to dig into source code these days to figure out these things as we don't have enough document or our scenario could be a bit unique? Anyway I thought it might be good to share how I found it :D