TestBase gives you a flying start with
- fluent assertions that are very easy to extend
- Object and Collection comparers
- Sharper error messages showing detailed Actual and Asserted
- tools to help you test with “heavyweight” dependencies on
- AspNetCore.Mvc, AspNet.Mvc or WebApi Contexts
- HttpClient
- Ado.Net
- Streams & Logging
- Mix & match with your favourite test runners & assertions.
UnitUnderTest.Action()
.ShouldNotBeNull()
.ShouldEqualByValueExceptFor(new {Id=1, Descr=expected}, ignoreList )
.Payload
.ShouldMatchIgnoringCase("I expected this")
.Should(someOtherPredicate);
.Items
.ShouldAll(predicate)
.ShouldContain(item)
.ShouldNotContain(predicate)
.Where(predicate)
.SingleOrAssertFail()
# works with all kinds of object and collections, and report what differed.
objectOrCollection
.ShouldEqualByValue().ShouldEqualByValueExceptFor(...).ShouldEqualByValueOnMembers()
string
.ShouldMatch(pattern).ShouldNotMatch().ShouldBeEmpty().ShouldNotBeEmpty()
.ShouldNotBeNullOrEmptyOrWhiteSpace().ShouldEqualIgnoringCase()
.ShouldContain().ShouldStartWith().ShouldEndWith().ShouldBeContainedIn(), ...
numeric
.ShouldBeBetween().ShouldEqualWithTolerance()....GreaterThan....LessThan...GreaterOrEqualTo ...
ienumerable
.ShouldAll().ShouldContain().ShouldNotContain().ShouldBeEmpty().ShouldNotBeEmpty() ...
stream
.ShouldHaveSameStreamContentAs().ShouldContain()
value
.ShouldBe().ShouldNotBe().ShouldBeOfType().ShouldBeAssignableTo()...
TestBase.HttpClient.Fake
new FakeHttpClient()
.Setup(x=>x.RequestUri.PathAndQuery.StartsWith("/this"))
.Returns(response)
.Setup(x=>x.Method==HttpMethod.Put)
.Returns(new HttpResponseMessage(HttpStatusCode.Accepted));
TestBase.AdoNet
FakeDbConnection
- db.SetupForQuery(…)
- db.SetupForExecuteNonQuery(…)
- db.ShouldHaveUpdated("tableName", …)
- db.ShouldHaveSelected("tableName", …)
- db.ShouldHaveDeleted("tableName", …)
- db.Verify( x=>x.CommandText.Matches("Insert [case] .*")
&& x.Parameters["id"].Value==1 )
- db
.ShouldHaveInvoked(cmd => predicate(cmd))
.ShouldHaveParameter("name", value)
RecordingDbConnection
TestBase.Mvc.AspNetCore & TestBase.Mvc for Mvc 4 & Mvc 5
ControllerUnderTest.WithControllerContext()
.Action()
.ShouldbeViewResult()
.ShouldHaveModel<TModel>()
.ShouldEqualByValue(expected)
ControllerUnderTest.Action()
.ShouldBeRedirectToRouteResult()
.ShouldHaveRouteValue("expectedKey", [Optional] "expectedValue");
ShouldHaveViewDataContaining(), ShouldBeJsonResult() etc.
- Test AspNetCore controllers with zero setup using
controllerUnderTest.WithControllerContext(actionUnderTest)
- Test more complex AspNetCore controller/application dependencies using
HostedMvcTestFixtureBase
and specify your MVCApplications Startup
class.
[TestCase("/dummy")]
public async Task Put_Should_ReturnA(string url)
{
var httpClient=GivenClientForRunningServer<Startup>();
GivenRequestHeaders(httpClient, "CustomHeader", "HeaderValue1");
var result = await httpClient.PutAsync(url, json);
result.ShouldBe_202Accepted();
}
For Mvc4 and Mvc 5, fake your http request & context, and use the RegisterRoutes
method
of your actual application to set up Controller.Url
ControllerUnderTest
.WithHttpContextAndRoutes(
RouteConfig.RegisterRoutes,
"/incomingurl"
);
ApiControllerUnderTest.WithWebApiHttpContext<T>(
httpMethod,
requestUri,
routeTemplate)
Testable Logging
// Extensions.Logging.ListOfString
var log = new List<String>();
ILogger mslogger= new LoggerFactory().AddStringListLogger(log).CreateLogger("Test2");
// Serilog.Sinks.ListOfString
Serilog.Logger slogger= new LoggerConfiguration().WriteTo.StringList(log).CreateLogger();
### Release Notes
6.0.0 Better Assertion output for core asserts includes ActualValue,ActualExpression,Asserted,AssertedDetail