Install Moq using the Nuget package manager.
The dll will be added to you references.
Add the using directive:
using Moq;
Now you can mock your services using the Moq framework.
[Test]
public void MyClass_TestThisScenario_ShouldGetThisResult()
{
//declaration of the service in your unit test case
var mockPassengerService = new Mock<IPassengerService>();
//calling the method which I need to mock. Here it's the GetPassengers() method
mockPassengerService.Setup(a => a.GetPassengers(category,
new DateTime(2019, 08, 16, 14, 00, 00),
mappingList)).Returns(GetMultiplePassengers);
//my second moq example, here I'm sending any string value to the method to be mocked
var mockMailService = new Mock<IMailService>();
mockMailService.Setup(a => a.SendMail(It.IsAny<string>(), It.IsAny<string>()));
}
//returns the results for the mocked class
private List<Passenger> GetMultiplePassengers
{
return new List<Passenger>()
{
new Passenger()
{}
};
}
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