How do I implement unit/intergration testing for more complex methods

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Hi Guys

I have a rating engine which was implemented into our project, before we decided to implement unit testing into our solution the engine was built.

So basically how our ratting engine algorithm works is we pass an id value to it, there are methods in the engine which will load the client data and then rating gets calculated based on a couple methods of true/false age etc which is captured at UI level.

I would like to have a some links or some guidance into the correct direction of what kind of testing would be implemented

What I have tried:

I have looked into Nunit as well as Moq framework to present moq data, when the tests runs

Posted 2-Sep-18 21:05pm

isi Rajah

Updated 2-Sep-18 21:25pm

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F-ES Sitecore 3-Sep-18 4:41am

Unless the code has been written with unit testing in mind it is often not testable, not easily anyway. You'd have to post some samples of the code you want to test to see if anyone can advise.

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Duncan Edwards Jones · Answer 1 · 2018-09-02T21:25:00

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Also tease out some interfaces for the classes used in your code and pass the concrete implementations in as part of the constructors - that way you can replace these with mock classes in your unit tests to isolate the bit of the code you are testing.

Posted 2-Sep-18 21:25pm

Duncan Edwards Jones