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To demonstrate the routing system, I need a project to which I can add routes. I created a new MVC application using the
Empty template, and I called the project UrlsAndRoutes. I added a test project to the Visual Studio solution called
UrlsAndRoutes.Tests by checking the Add Unit Tests option, as shown in Figure 15-1.
Figure 15-1. Creating an Empty MVC application project with unit tests
I showed you how to create the unit tests manually for the SportsStore chapter, but this produces the same result and handles
the references between projects automatically. You will still need to add Moq, however, and so enter the following command in
the NuGet console:
Install-Package Moq -version 4.1.1309.1617 -projectname
UrlsAndRoutes.Tests
Creating the Example Controllers
To demonstrate the routing feature, I am going to add some simple controllers to the example application. I only care about the
way in which URLs are interpreted in order to call action methods, so the view models I use are string values in the view bag
which report the controller and action method name. First, create a Home controller and set its contents to match those in Listing
15-1.
Listing 15-1. The Contents of the HomeController.cs File
using System.Web.Mvc;
namespace UrlsAndRoutes.Controllers {
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