Hi there! I’m trying to cover the logic based on Exposed with unit tests and faced to a problem - ho...

# exposed

[Leonid Yavorskyi]

Hi there!
I’m trying to cover the logic based on Exposed with unit tests and faced to a problem - how to create an entity manually to mock repository calls.
Found the solution that works for “simple” entity fields but how to set manually entity relations?

class MyEntity(id: EntityID<UUID>) : UUIDEntity(id) {
    companion object : UUIDEntityClass<MyEntity>(MyEntities)
    var name by Migs.name
    var unit by Migs.unit
    val relations by MyRelationEntity referrersOn MyRelations.id
}

val myFieldIndex: Map<Expression<*>, Int> = mapOf(
        MyEntities.id to 0,
        MyEntities.name to 1,
        MyEntities.unit to 2,
)

val myResultRowData = arrayOfNulls<Any?>(3)
myResultRowData[0]=1
myResultRowData[1]="Name1"
myResultRowData[2]="Unit1"

val e = MyEntity(EntityID(UUID.randomUUID(), Migs))
e._readValues = ResultRow(fieldIndex = myFieldIndex, data = myResultRowData)

// e.setRelations < --- how to set relations ???

[hfhbd]

I would use a new layer: repositories with domain classes.

[Leonid Yavorskyi]

@hfhbd you mean repository should return domain objects rather than entities?

[hfhbd]

yes

[Leonid Yavorskyi]

Seems it will be the best solution, thanks!