Namespace Serenity.Achievements.Tests.Fakes

Classes

AchievementConditionContexts

Builds the evaluation contexts every condition suite needs, so no test spells one out.

Assembles an AchievementService over the module's fakes and exposes every one of them, so a test states only the switch it cares about. Settings are read live by the service and its collaborators, so a test may flip one after the harness is built.

CompositeTestAchievementCondition

A composite condition a test builds by hand: its children live in a list a test can grow after construction, and its own validation bubbles the first child error it finds — the two things a Business-side suite needs from a combiner, without a reference to the Infrastructure-side composite base class those combiners are normally authored from.

CustomRuleTestAchievementCondition

A condition outside CustomCondition that still validates a rule type through ValidateCustomRule(IAchievementCustomConditionResolver) — proof that AchievementAuthoringRules validates whatever overrides that member, not only that one concrete type.

DescribingTestAchievementCondition

A condition outside the ten authored node types, whose Describe(bool) override reads nothing like its DisplayName — proof that AchievementConditionSummary dispatches to a node's own phrasing polymorphically instead of falling back to the display name for every type it does not know by name.

EnemyKilledTestSignal

A signal a test game dispatches when an enemy dies.

EnteredBackRoomTestSignal

A signal a test game dispatches when the player enters the back room.

FailableAchievementStore

Decorates an IAchievementStore so a test can make it fail on demand — the way a remote backend fails: by throwing, not by returning a flag.

FakeAchievementCustomConditionResolver

A resolver a test loads by hand, so no reflection is involved.

FakeAchievementPlatformGateway

Scriptable IAchievementPlatformGateway used for tests: an in-memory unlocked set, a switchable availability flag, and a one-shot failure so the offline-retry and never-throw paths can be exercised without a real storefront SDK.

FakeAchievementPlayerIdentityProvider

Fixed-identity IAchievementPlayerIdentityProvider used for tests.

FakeAchievementScreenshotCapturer

Scriptable IAchievementScreenshotCapturer used for tests: hands back a fixed byte payload, null to exercise the capture-failed path, or — when held — a capture that stays pending until the test releases it, which is what makes the "reset while a capture is in flight" window reachable.

FakeAchievementSettings

Mutable IAchievementSettings used for tests, defaulted to the shipped values so a test only states the switch it actually cares about. The service reads it live, so a test may flip a switch after the service is built.

InMemoryAchievementScreenshotStore

In-memory IAchievementScreenshotStore used for tests. Hands back the same folder-shaped key the blob-backed store does, so assertions can check the key the unlock record ends up carrying.

InMemoryAchievementStore

In-memory IAchievementStore used for tests. Honors the port's upsert-if-newer contract: a write carrying a revision at or below the stored row is discarded, exactly as a structured backend's UpsertIfBetterAsync would discard it.

LeftBackRoomTestSignal

A signal a test game dispatches when the player leaves the back room.

PlayerDetectedTestSignal

A signal a test game dispatches when a guard spots the player.

RecordingAchievementService

An IAchievementService that records what was asked of it and answers from a dictionary, so a suite can assert exactly how many writes an evaluation produced.

SignalCountingTestAchievementCondition

A condition met once a signal of the authored type has been dispatched a given number of times — the engine-free stand-in for SignalReceivedCondition that a Business suite drives when what it is testing is the evaluator, the index or the subscription binder rather than the leaf's own parsing of a signal type name.

SingleChildTestAchievementCondition

A condition that wraps exactly one other, the way DurationCondition and NotCondition wrap theirs: it bubbles its child's validation, and — since it always asks to be ticked — accumulates how many seconds its child has held met, so a suite can prove a reset clears a tally that lives one level below the tree it directly holds.

StructuralTestAchievementCondition

A condition outside the two structural base classes that still reports children through Children — proof that AchievementConditionTree walks whatever overrides the property, not only CompositeAchievementCondition and SingleChildAchievementCondition.