Find and Replace

By Cassandra Copp, Carlos Mendez, and Cristina Plesa

Application asks user for an input of a string, and to then replace one of the words in the string. Application returns back the newly built string with changed word

Technologies Used

C#
.NET 5
MS Test

Setup and Use

Prerequisites

.NET 5 SDK
A text editor like VS Code
A command line interface like Terminal or GitBash to run and interact with the console app.

Installation

Clone the repository: $ git clone https://github.com/cass1618/FindAndReplace.Solution
Navigate to the FindAndReplace.Solution/ directory on your computer
Open with your preferred text editor to view the code base
To run the console app:
- Navigate to FindAndReplace.Solution/FindAndReplace in your command line
- Run the command dotnet restore to restore the dependencies that are listed in the .csproj
- Run the command dotnet build to build the project and its dependencies into a set of binaries
- Finally, run the command dotnet run to run the project!
- Note: dotnet run also restores and builds the project, so you can use this single command to start the console app
To run tests:
- Navigate to FindAndReplace.Solution/FindAndReplace.Tests in your command line.
- Run the command dotnet restore to restore the dependencies that are listed in the .csproj
- Finally, run the command dotnet test to run the tests!

Specs

ReplacerTests

{ [TestMethod] public void Replace_HelloWorld_HelloUniverse() { // Arrange string userString = "Hello World"; string wordToReplace = "World"; string newWord = "Universe"; Replacer testReplacer = new Replacer(); // Act string stringMethod = testReplacer.ReplacerFunction(userString, wordToReplace, newWord); string outputString = "Hello Universe"; // Assert Assert.AreEqual( outputString, stringMethod ); } }