Namespace Serenity.Menu.Tests.Editor

Classes

MainMenuGraphLoaderTests

EditMode tests for Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MainMenuGraphLoader.Load(Serenity.Menu.Application.Navigation.IMenuNavigationLookup,System.String): a chain of menus reachable from a temp InitialViewId, an unset InitialViewId, and no settings asset at all. searchRootFolder is always this fixture's temp folder, so the run never resolves the package-shipped Assets/Serenity/Media/Ui/UiSettings.asset singleton instead of the fixture.

MenuCatalogNavigationLookupTests

EditMode tests for Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MenuCatalogNavigationLookup, the IMenuNavigationLookup adapter Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MainMenuGraphLoader and the reachability walker use against the real project catalog. Every composite fixture is created fresh in this fixture's own temp folder and Addressables-registered under COMPOSITE_VIEW — now that AddressablesManagedLabelNormalizer.ManagedLabels carries that label, a freshly registered composite is genuinely visible to MenuTransitionTargetCatalog by the time the test refreshes it, same as a freshly registered menu already was.

MenuCreatorTests

EditMode tests for MenuCreator: drafts creating new menu assets, drafts loaded from an existing asset updating it in place, and id-collision validation across a batch of drafts and the project's existing menus. Mirrors MenuServiceSettingsCreatorTests's temp-folder pattern.

MenuDraftTransitionTargetsTests

EditMode tests for Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MenuDraftTransitionTargets.Merge(System.Collections.Generic.IReadOnlyList{Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Settings.Editor.MenuTransitionTargetCandidate},System.Collections.Generic.IReadOnlyList{Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MenuDraft},Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MenuDraft), the rule deciding what a Menu Manager draft's TRANSITION option may target. Driven with a hand-built project list rather than MenuTransitionTargetCatalog, so the assertions describe the rule instead of whatever assets the test project happens to hold.

MenuPreviewLauncherThemeTests

EditMode tests for Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MenuPreviewLauncher.EffectivePreviewTheme: it must distinguish "no preview has ever been opened" (fall back to the seed) from "an open preview's author explicitly chose None (wireframe)" (stay null even though a seed exists) — a null-coalesce on CurrentThemeOfOpenWindow() alone cannot tell the two apart, since both return null. See Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MenuPreviewLauncher.EffectivePreviewTheme's own remarks.

MenuServiceSettingsCreatorTests

EditMode tests for MenuServiceSettingsCreator: field validation and, in a temporary folder, actual settings asset creation — including the create-vs-update singleton contract. Every fixture uses an explicit Serenity.Menu.Tests.Editor.MenuServiceSettingsCreatorTests.TempFolder and either an explicit new-asset path or an explicit MenuServiceSettingsCreator.Input.ExistingSettingsAssetPath: Create(Input) never scans the project for the singleton (only CreateMenuServiceSettingsWindow.PreselectExistingSingleton does, via ResolveSettingsContext(string, string)), so these tests stay hermetic even though the package ships its own real singleton at Assets/Serenity/Media/Menu/MenuServiceSettings.asset — that asset is never touched here. Mirrors Serenity.Audio.SoundMixerSettings.Tests.Editor.SoundMixerSettingsCreatorTests.

MenuServiceSettingsStepGuiConsumeReachableGraphLoadRequestTests

EditMode tests for ConsumeReachableGraphLoadRequest() — the gate OnBeforeDrawStep() checks before auto-loading the reachable menu graph.

MenuTransitionTargetCatalogProjectionTests

EditMode tests for MenusById(), NonMenuViewIds(), Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Settings.Editor.MenuTransitionTargetCatalog.ViewKindsById and Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Settings.Editor.MenuTransitionTargetCatalog.OutboundEdgesById: all ride the catalog's own session-cached, Addressables-label-based project scan (see MenuTransitionTargetCatalog's own remarks).

UiOptionLegacySubmitSignalShippedContentTests

An option authored before the submit-signal list existed shows its legacy signal with a "Move to list" button, and "+ Add On Submit Signal" moves it too before appending. On a menu the package ships both must refuse — the next package update overwrites that file — and the inspector must say why, while on the author's own copy both still move the signal.

The buttons are driven through Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Settings.Editor.UiOptionListInspectorGUI.PressMoveLegacySignalToListForTests(System.Int32) and Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Settings.Editor.UiOptionListInspectorGUI.PressAddSignalForTests(System.Int32), which run exactly what each button runs: a click cannot be synthesized on a row of a reorderable list drawn headlessly, because the row's rect is only known inside the list's own draw. The notice is proven through a real inspector draw.

UnityMenuSettingsDefinitionToStringTests

ToString() describes a menu in every authoring state, including one whose option list was never created — a diagnostic dump must never be the thing that throws.

UnityMenuViewInspectorSnapshotTests

The menu view's inspector reads runtime state that only exists once the menu is installed. In Edit mode no view model is bound, so reading it must answer "not bound" instead of throwing half-way through an IMGUI pass — an exception there leaves the inspector's layout groups open and the next component's header is drawn over leftover rows.

ViewNodeListGuiDuplicateTests

EditMode tests for Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.ViewNodeListGui.DuplicateDraft(System.Collections.Generic.List{Serenity.Menu.Infrastructure.Editor.Builder.MenuDraft},System.Int32)'s identity handling: a duplicate is built with EditorUtility.CopySerialized, which copies the source's guid too, so the copy must be given one of its own — two drafts sharing a guid make a sibling transition target ambiguous and write two assets that collide on the identity every by-guid lookup resolves through.