Tests/GenXdev.Data.Preferences/Set-GenXdevDefaultPreference.Tests.ps1
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############################################################################### Pester\BeforeAll { # Clean-up Remove-GenXdevPreference -Name 'TestDefault' -RemoveDefault } Pester\AfterAll { # Clean-up Remove-GenXdevPreference -Name 'TestDefault' -RemoveDefault } ############################################################################### Pester\Describe 'Set-GenXdevDefaultPreference' { Pester\It 'Should pass PSScriptAnalyzer rules' { # get the script path for analysis $scriptPath = GenXdev.FileSystem\Expand-Path "$PSScriptRoot\..\..\Functions\GenXdev.Data.Preferences\Set-GenXdevDefaultPreference.ps1" # run analyzer with explicit settings $analyzerResults = GenXdev.Coding\Invoke-GenXdevScriptAnalyzer ` -Path $scriptPath [string] $message = '' $analyzerResults | Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\ForEach-Object { $message = $message + @" -------------------------------------------------- Rule: $($_.RuleName)` Description: $($_.Description) Message: $($_.Message) `r`n "@ } $analyzerResults.Count | Pester\Should -Be 0 -Because @" The following PSScriptAnalyzer rules are being violated: $message "@; } Pester\It 'Should store default preference value' { Set-GenXdevDefaultPreference -Name 'TestDefault' -Value 'DefaultValue' $result = Get-GenXdevPreference -Name 'TestDefault' $result | Pester\Should -Be 'DefaultValue' } Pester\It 'Should sync across instances' { Set-GenXdevDefaultPreference -Name 'TestDefault' -Value 'SyncedValue' # Note: In a real test environment, you might need to verify this across different PS sessions $result = Get-GenXdevPreference -Name 'TestDefault' $result | Pester\Should -Be 'SyncedValue' } Pester\It 'Should handle null value by removing preference' { Set-GenXdevDefaultPreference -Name 'TestDefault' -Value 'DefaultValue' Set-GenXdevDefaultPreference -Name 'TestDefault' -Value $null $result = Get-GenXdevPreference -Name 'TestDefault' $result | Pester\Should -BeNullOrEmpty } } |