TestHelpers.DiffAssertions
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A simple diff comparison asserter that makes it easy to assert if two texts (strings) are equal, and display the differences in a diff tool if they are not. Simply put it is a much simpler (and dumber) version of ApprovalTests that should get the job done for simple scenarios. You can easily create a file that contains the expected result (your specification or example) and then compare the contents of the file with the actual value that is produced during the test. A new addition is the ability to compare objects wihout using files. It is an extension of FluentAssertions that allows comparison and exclusion of complex objects.
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A simple diff comparison asserter that makes it easy to assert if two texts (strings) are equal, and display the differences in a diff tool if they are not. Simply put it is a much simpler (and dumber) version of ApprovalTests that should get the job done for simple scenarios. You can easily create a file that contains the expected result (your specification or example) and then compare the contents of the file with the actual value that is produced during the test. A new addition is the ability to compare objects wihout using files. It is an extension of FluentAssertions that allows comparison and exclusion of complex objects.
We found that testhelpers.diffassertions demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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