tests/examples/Set-AxActiveAosConfiguration.Tests.ps1
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$commandName = "Set-AxActiveAosConfig" ################################### New Example test ################################### $exampleRaw = "Get-AxAosInstance | Select-Object -First 1 | Set-AxActiveAosConfig" #Remember to escape any variables names in the line above. #Remember to you need to output $true to the pester test, otherwise is fails. #; `$var -eq `$true #Here you declare any variable(s) you need to complete the test. $example = $exampleRaw -replace "`n.*" -replace "PS C:\\>" Describe "Specific example testing for $commandName" { It "Example - $example" { # mock the tested command so we don't actually do anything # because it can be unsafe and we don't have the environment setup # (so the only thing we are testing is that the code is semantically # correct and provides all the needed params) Mock Get-AxAosInstance { $InstanceDetail = [Ordered]@{} $InstanceDetail.InstanceName = "" $InstanceDetail.ConfigurationName = "" $InstanceDetail.BinDirectory = "" $InstanceDetail.ExecutablePath = "" $InstanceDetail.FileVersion = "" $InstanceDetail.ProductVersion = "" $InstanceDetail.FileVersionUpdated = "" $InstanceDetail.ProductVersionUpdated = "" $InstanceDetail.DatabaseServer = "" $InstanceDetail.DatabaseName = "" $InstanceDetail.ModelstoreDatabase = "" $InstanceDetail.AosPort = "" $InstanceDetail.WsdlPort = "" $InstanceDetail.NetTcpPort = "" $InstanceDetail.RegistryKeyPath = "" $InstanceDetail.InstanceNumber = "" $InstanceDetail.ComputerName = "" [PSCustomObject] $InstanceDetail } Mock $commandName { # I am returning true here, # but some of the examples drill down to the returned object # so in strict mode we would fail $true } # here simply invoke the example $result = Invoke-Expression $example # and check that we got result from the mock $result | Should -BeTrue } } |