Alexa.NET.Assertions 2.1.0

Alexa.NET.Assertions

Utility library to make tests easier to write for your Alexa skills These examples also use Alexa.Net.FluentRequest

Making sure you're asking, not telling

        [Fact]
        public async Task LaunchAlwaysAsksIfTheyreReady()
        {
            var fluent = new Alexa.NET.FluentSkillRequest().LaunchRequest().And;
            var handler = new Launch();
            var response = await handler.Handle(new AlexaRequestInformation(fluent.SkillRequest, null));
            AlexaAssertions.Ask(response);
        }

Checking the exact output

        [Fact]
        public async Task LaunchReturnsSsml()
        {
            var fluent = new Alexa.NET.FluentSkillRequest().LaunchRequest().And;
            var handler = new Launch();
            var response = await handler.Handle(new AlexaRequestInformation(fluent.SkillRequest, null));
            AlexaAssertions.AskPlainText(response,"are you ready for this?");
        }

Checking you're sending a standard card

        [Fact]
        public async Task IntentReturnsCard()
        {
            var fluent = new Alexa.NET.FluentSkillRequest().IntentRequest("SendCard").And;
            var handler = new CardIntent();
            var response = await handler.Handle(new AlexaRequestInformation(fluent.SkillRequest, null));
            var card = AlexaAssertions.StandardCard()
            Assert.Equal("card title", card.Title);
        }