Hey,

Thanks for the great test helpers!

I was curious of you could add additional setups in the TestUtility.GetHttpContext(..) or offer an

extension point where we can add additional Moq Setup calls to the HttpContextBase

var mockContext = new Mock<HttpContextBase>();

...

mockContext.Setup(context => context.Request.AppRelativeCurrentExecutionFilePath).Returns(filePath);

  mockContext.Setup(context => context.Items).Returns(new Dictionary<object, object>());

The reason for this is that we have some routing infrastructure which makes use of the HttpContext.Items property which blows up without these additional setups.

Thanks

Getting ready to leave town later today, but let me see what I can do for you. :)

The first setup is already in there. I can add the Items setup pretty easily though. Give me an hour or so...

All done. Update via Nuget to 0.9.1.0 and let me know if this works for you.

Great! Thank you!

I'd also like to see an extension point for modifying the mock context. I need to add a few different host headers which are very specific to my app which of course shouldn't be part of the core code.

Would this be possible?

That sounds pretty reasonable. I will look into it sometime this week.

As I look at it, I think the best thing to do would be to simply expose the context in the RouteInfo and RequestInfo objects. That way you'll be able to alter it as required, or even get the mock of it and perform additional setup then reset it.

Yeah, that works, as long as it's accessible

Okay, try downloading the latest checkin.

http://mvcrouteunittester.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/changes/fff25e1fa95b

Let me know if this works for what you had in mind.

There is an HttpContext property on both the RouteInfo and RequestInfo objects. So you can access it as follows:

         var tester = new RouteTester(routeCollection);
         RouteInfo routeInfo = tester.WithRouteInfo("Home", "About");
 
         HttpContextBase context = routeInfo.HttpContext;
         // do whatever you need to the context here.
	 // you can also get the original mock using Mock.Get(context) and add setups

	 routeInfo.ShouldGenerateUrl("/Home/About");

Thats works great, I added an extension method so I can write

var tester = new RouteTester(routes);

tester.WithIncomingRequest("/").WithHostName("www.google.com").ShouldMatchRoute("Home", "Index");

Any plans to update the nuget package any time soon?

Thanks for your great work

James

Yeah... I will update the Nuget package tomorrow. Keep an eye out for that. :)

Nuget package updated to 0.9.2.0.