I’ve gotten really used to writing my controller constructors like this…
public SomeController(IAppContext appContext, IRepository repository) {
_appContext = appContext;
_repository = repository;
}
And that’s fine, I suppose. Honestly, though, I don’t really like it. Instead, I like how FubuMVC embraces the fact that its built with IoC in mind. Is it really easier to test a controller like this? Why not build a controller factory for testing purposes which populates a testing service factory with all of my mocks.
Then I could just say something like this…
public ActionResult Show(int id) {
var person = ServiceFactory.Data
.GetRepositoryFor<Person>()
.Single(x => x.Id == id && x.Active);
return View(person);
}
No need for a default constructor at all. The controller is that much simpler. Certainly worth a ponder.
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