@Test(expected = RuntimeException.class)
public void testLoansConfirmedWrongState() {
// Essentially, loansConfirmed cannot be called before it is in state
// CONFIRMING_LOANS so simply call loansConfirmed before anything else.
assertTrue(!controlClass_.getState().equals(EBorrowState.CONFIRMING_LOANS));
controlClass_.loansConfirmed();
}
@Test
public void testLoansConfirmedLoanListCreated() {
// We will set up a loan with a member who has no outstanding loans and
// then check that the loan was correctly confirmed/committed.
controlClass_.initialise();
controlClass_.cardSwiped(1); // Member ID = 1.
controlClass_.bookScanned(10); // An available book.
controlClass_.scansCompleted();
controlClass_.loansConfirmed();
List<ILoan> loanList = loanDao_.listLoans();
assertEquals(EBorrowState.COMPLETED, controlClass_.getState());
// We know from the setUpTestData method that there are 9 loans, so now
// that we have committed this most recent loan, there should be 10.
assertEquals(10, loanList.size());
}
@Test
public void testLoansConfirmedOneBookBorrowed() {
// Initialise, swipe card, scan book, scans complete, loansConfirmed,
// then it should pass and be in the desired state. For this one test,
// we will ensure that it is in the desired states as it moves through.
controlClass_.initialise();
controlClass_.cardSwiped(1); // Member ID = 1.
assertEquals(EBorrowState.SCANNING_BOOKS, controlClass_.getState());
controlClass_.bookScanned(10); // An available book.
assertEquals(EBorrowState.SCANNING_BOOKS, controlClass_.getState());
controlClass_.scansCompleted();
assertEquals(EBorrowState.CONFIRMING_LOANS, controlClass_.getState());
controlClass_.loansConfirmed();
assertEquals(EBorrowState.COMPLETED, controlClass_.getState());
}