Class AchievementManifestJsonExportTests

Tests for the JSON shape of AchievementManifestExporter: the complete dump a pipeline reads when it wants every field and no storefront's opinion.

Inheritance
object
AchievementManifestJsonExportTests
Inherited Members
Namespace: Serenity.Achievements.Tests.Authoring
Assembly: Tests.dll
Syntax
public class AchievementManifestJsonExportTests
Remarks

Separated from the CSV tests because the question is different. A CSV is checked as a golden string, which proves the bytes are the expected ones and says nothing about whether they parse; JSON is checked both ways — once against the exact text, and once by parsing it back with a real reader and comparing the values, which is the only assertion that survives a change to how the file is laid out.

Constructors

AchievementManifestJsonExportTests()

Declaration
public AchievementManifestJsonExportTests()

Methods

Export_EscapesQuotesNewlinesAndBackslashesInKeys()

Declaration
public void Export_EscapesQuotesNewlinesAndBackslashesInKeys()

Export_KeepsAnUnassignedTrophyGradeRatherThanSkippingIt()

The opposite of the PlayStation sheet, which refuses an ungraded trophy: nothing downstream of a dump has claimed to be PlayStation, so the raw value goes out as it stands.

Declaration
public void Export_KeepsAnUnassignedTrophyGradeRatherThanSkippingIt()

Export_LeavesOutAnAchievementTheAuthoringRulesReject()

The one storefront opinion the dump does keep. An achievement the authoring rules reject is not one the project stands behind, and a dump is read as the project's answer about itself.

Declaration
public void Export_LeavesOutAnAchievementTheAuthoringRulesReject()

Export_OfNoAchievementsParsesAsAnEmptyArray()

Declaration
public void Export_OfNoAchievementsParsesAsAnEmptyArray()

Export_OfNothingButBrokenAchievementsIsAnEmptyArray()

Declaration
public void Export_OfNothingButBrokenAchievementsIsAnEmptyArray()

Export_OfOneAchievementParsesBackIntoItsFields()

Declaration
public void Export_OfOneAchievementParsesBackIntoItsFields()

Export_OfThreeAchievementsParsesIntoThreeObjectsInIdOrder()

Declaration
public void Export_OfThreeAchievementsParsesIntoThreeObjectsInIdOrder()

Export_RoundTripsTheWholeRangeOfAPointsAward()

Points stays a bare number: an int is held exactly by the double a JSON reader parses into.

Declaration
public void Export_RoundTripsTheWholeRangeOfAPointsAward()

Export_RoundTripsTheWholeRangeOfAProgressTarget()

Why the progress target is quoted: a bare JSON number goes through an IEEE-754 double on the way back, which cannot hold a long past 2^53. This is the assertion that would fail if someone "tidied" the quotes away.

Declaration
public void Export_RoundTripsTheWholeRangeOfAProgressTarget()

Export_SeparatesObjectsWithCommas()

Declaration
public void Export_SeparatesObjectsWithCommas()

Export_WritesEveryFieldOfEveryAchievement()

Declaration
public void Export_WritesEveryFieldOfEveryAchievement()