2015
Pluralsight
Jason Roberts
2:39
English
xUnit.net 2 is a modern, extensible, multi-platform testing framework for .NET. Currently being used by the Microsoft ASP.Net 5 development team, xUnit.net allows the creation, execution, and customization of automated tests such as unit, integration, and, when combined with other libraries, even automated UI tests. In this course, you'll learn about the features of xUnit.net 2 and learn how to write and run tests in Visual Studio Test Explorer, ReSharper, and from the command line. You'll learn to write test asserts against different types of objects, including how to assert against floating point values, collections, and how to check that exceptions are thrown when expected. The course also covers how to customize the test execution life cycle and how data driven tests can reduce the amount of test code that needs to be written and help reduce test maintenance costs.
Introducing xUnit.net
Introduction
Design Goals and Features
Supported Platforms
Adoption and Usage
Test Discovery and Essential Attributes
Running xUnit.net Tests
NuGet Packages
Getting Started in Visual Studio
Running Tests with ReSharper
Running Tests from the Command Line
Testing Windows Universal Apps with xUnit.net
Course Structure
Summary
Asserting Test Results
Introduction
The Assert Test Phase
Asserting Numeric Test Results
Asserting String Test Results
Asserting Null and Boolean Test Results
Asserting Collection Test Results
Asserting Test Results Fall within Expected Ranges
Asserting That Exceptions Are Thrown When Expected
Asserting on Object Types
Asserting INotifyPropertyChanged PropertyChanged Events
Summary
Controlling the Test Execution Lifecycle
Introduction
Grouping Tests into Categories
Writing Diagnostic Messages to Test Output
Reusing Test Class Setup and Clean-up Code
Running Setup and Clean-up Code Once per Test Class
Sharing Fixture Instances across Multiple Test Classes
Configuring Parallel Test Execution
Customizing Collection Execution Order
Summary
Reduced Code and Improved Maintainability with Data Driven Tests
Introduction
Overview of Data Driven Tests
Refactoring Multiple Test Methods to Reduce Duplication
Sharing Test Data across Test Methods and Classes
Getting Test Data from External Sources
Creating Custom Data Source Attributes
Reducing Test Code with xUnit.net and AutoFixture
Summary
Migrating to xUnit.net from NUnit and MSTest
Introduction
Migrating from NUnit
Migrating from MSTest
Summary
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