I have a PowerShell function that returns value with multiple decimals from a range of values. How do I write Pester unit test for this kind of function. This kind of function is used to check version of some of applications like Outlook.
function randomVersion{
$randomVersion= Get-Random -InputObject '14.1.3.5397', '14.2.3.5399', '15.4.2.1327', '15.5.2.1328', '16.3.7.9437', '16.7.7.9438'
return $randomVersion
}
Any way you like, depending on what exactly you want to test - Pester is Powershell code, so you could do a regex match on the string pattern:
randomVersion | should -Match -RegularExpression '^(14|15|16)\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$'
Or you could write more code around it to test more things, e.g.
function randomVersion
{
Get-Random -InputObject '1', 'test', '14.1.3.5397', '14.2.3.5399', '15.4.2.1327', '15.5.2.1328', '16.3.7.9437', '16.7.7.9438'
}
Import-Module -Name Pester
Describe "Tests for randomVersion" {
It "works" {
$result = randomVersion
$version = $result -as [version]
$version | Should -not -BeNullOrEmpty
if ($version)
{
$version.Major | Should -BeIn 14, 15, 16
}
}
}