Using dependency injection with WebAPI in the RAW stack
In the previous blog post we added some unit tests that tested the WebAPI and also included the RavenDB storage behind it. As I explained the recommendation is not to use fakes or mocks but just to use the in memory variant of RavenDB during testing. However the WebAPI controller used a static RavenConfig.Store property to get to the RavenDB database. And that is the kind of hard coupling we would prefer not to have even if we don’t need to create a fake for our tests. Adding Ninject to do our server side dependency injections There are many … Continue reading Using dependency injection with WebAPI in the RAW stack