Namespace Serenity.UnityCutscenePlayer.Tests.Infrastructure

Classes

CutsceneDialogPresenterTests

The presenter shows a dialog line for the length of a wait it is handed and hides it afterwards whatever ended the wait. The wait here is a fake the test completes by hand, so nothing depends on wall time.

UiServiceStub

A UI service that knows one thing, the active theme, and answers every other call with the default value: enough for the code under test that only asks which theme is active.

UnityCutsceneDefinitionTests

Tests for the UnityCutsceneDefinition ScriptableObject. The asset is created with UnityEngine.ScriptableObject.CreateInstance``1 (never new) and the assertions cover the public Stages list, the IFoundationSettings Id/Guid accessors and the explicit Stages cast.

UnityCutsceneDialogPanelBuilderTests

The dialog box built in code sits at the bottom of the overlay, fits any width up to a cap, keeps that width when the overlay is resized, blocks no pointer and takes only the font from the UI theme; with no font at all it is not built.

UnityCutsceneDialogPanelTests

The dialog panel view writes a speaker and a line into two labels. It is reused across the dialogs of a play, so each test that binds twice proves the second dialog does not inherit the first one's state.

UnityCutscenePlayerServiceDialogPanelPrefabTests

One rule decides which dialog panel prefab the player holds: a prefab wired in explicitly replaces it, the prefab found in the labelled settings only fills an empty slot, and settings without one erase nothing.

UnityCutscenePlayerServiceDialogStageTests

A Show Dialog stage plays on a real cutscene player: it shows its speaker and line for its duration, then hides them and lets the next stage run. These tests run on real time with short stages.

UnityCutscenePlayerServiceFactoryTests

Tests for UnityCutscenePlayerServiceFactory. The factory is exercised end-to-end: each overload creates a real UnityCutscenePlayerService MonoBehaviour on a fresh GameObject (via AddComponent) and the assertions confirm the service contract is produced and definitions are wired through. The no-definition/unsupported paths only emit warnings (not errors) via the injected FakeLogService, so no LogAssert is needed. Every created service GameObject is destroyed in teardown. Playback (PlayAsync / timelines) is out of scope here — that lives in the service itself and requires live Playables.

UnityCutscenePlayerServiceOverlayTests

The overlay the player draws a cutscene on scales with the screen from a fixed reference height, and its fade still covers the whole screen at that scale.

UnityCutscenePlayerServiceUnplayedStageTests

A cutscene authored before the Cutscene Wizard stopped offering it can still hold a Custom stage. The player has no way to run one, so it says so when it reaches it instead of skipping it without a word.

UnityCutscenePlayerSettingsTests

Tests for the UnityCutscenePlayerSettings ScriptableObject, focused on the explicit DefinitionIds projection, which must filter out null/whitespace ids. Assets are created with UnityEngine.ScriptableObject.CreateInstance``1.

UnityCutsceneStepTests

Tests for UnityCutsceneStep, the serializable cutscene stage entity. The class exposes its data only through read-only properties backed by private [SerializeField] fields, so the populated cases use UnityEngine.JsonUtility.FromJson``1(System.String) (the real Unity serialization path) to drive the fields rather than reflection. The key behaviour under test is the explicit Kind mapping that bridges the cutscene-specific enum onto the generic sequence port as its own name.