bitwarden-server/test/Common/MockedHttpClient/IHttpRequestMatcher.cs

#nullable enable

namespace Bit.Test.Common.MockedHttpClient;

public interface IHttpRequestMatcher
{
    int NumberOfMatches { get; }
    bool Matches(HttpRequestMessage request);
    Task<HttpResponseMessage> RespondToAsync(HttpRequestMessage request);
}
-												Rewrite Icon fetching (#3023)

* Rewrite Icon fetching

* Move validation to IconUri, Uri, or UriBuilder

* `dotnet format` :robot:

* PR suggestions

* Add not null compiler hint

* Add twitter to test case

* Move Uri manipulation to UriService

* Implement MockedHttpClient

Presents better, fluent handling of message matching and response
building.

* Add redirect handling tests

* Add testing to models

* More aggressively dispose content in icon link

* Format :robot:

* Update icon lockfile

* Convert to cloned stream for HttpResponseBuilder

Content was being disposed when HttResponseMessage was being disposed.
This avoids losing our reference to our content and allows multiple
usages of the same `MockedHttpMessageResponse`

* Move services to extension

Extension is shared by testing and allows access to services from
our service tests

* Remove unused `using`

* Prefer awaiting asyncs for better exception handling

* `dotnet format` :robot:

* Await async

* Update tests to use test TLD and ip ranges

* Remove unused interfaces

* Make assignments static when possible

* Prefer invariant comparer to downcasing

* Prefer injecting interface services to implementations

* Prefer comparer set in HashSet initialization

* Allow SVG icons

* Filter out icons with unknown formats

* Seek to beginning of MemoryStream after writing it

* More appropriate to not return icon if it's invalid

* Add svg icon test
											
										
										
											2023-08-08 21:29:40 +02:00
+								#nullable enable
 								namespace Bit.Test.Common.MockedHttpClient;
 								public interface IHttpRequestMatcher
 								{
 								    int NumberOfMatches { get; }
 								    bool Matches(HttpRequestMessage request);
 								    Task<HttpResponseMessage> RespondToAsync(HttpRequestMessage request);
 								}