TestClock Class
Class TestClock allows you to manipulate the flow of time in your tests.
It implements the IClock interface and can be used to replace the system clock in tests, enabling you to mock or set the time as required.
Namespace:
WalterAssembly: Walter (in Walter.dll)
Examples
Using IClock in a class and unit test
// Class using the IClock class Record { public Record(string name) { Time = IClock.Instance.Now; // Set the current time Name = name; } /// <summary> /// Time the action was recorded /// </summary> public DateTime Time { get; } // Other properties... } // In your unit test or replay class, validate logic based on date and time var clock = new Walter.TestClock(TimeSeries[0].Time); // Initialize TestClock with a specific time Walter.IClock.Instance = clock; // Swap the IClock instance with TestClock foreach (var item in TimeSeries) { var laps = item.Time - IClock.Instance.Now; // Calculate time difference clock.Add(laps); // Move the clock forward var record = new Record(item.Activity); // Perform time-sensitive activity using the time set by IClock bool isAllowed = UserCanLogin(record); }