TimeyWimeyWibblyWobbly 1.0.1-2401050822.2249732

NSubstitute.VerifyAll

Aim: to provide the convenient .VerifyAll() method from Moq on NSubstitute proxies so that:

• it's easier to move from Moq to NSubstitute
• it's more convenient to verify a bunch of calls which have been set up

Not supported, and may never be, unless there's demand:

• .Verifiable()
• .Verify() These methods are used to verify only a portion of the mocked service - if you're setting up a bunch of mocks and only testing one or two, it's not much effort to verify those calls later. However, if you're setting up a bunch of calls or migrating code, being able to leave .VerifyAll() in place is quite convenient.

Usage

1. install
2. add using NSubstitute.VerifyAll to the affected file(s)
3. use .VerifyAll() as you would with Moq (see below)

Convenience

One of the very convenient bits of Moq is the .VerifyAll() extension, which reduces noise in a test where you're going to set up a substitute/mock service with one or more mocked methods, and then verify that those methods have been called as expected:

var service = new Mock<IService>();
service.Setup(x => x.Add(3, 4))
    .Returns(7);
var consumer = new Consumer(service.Object);
// ... some time later:
thing.VerifyAll();

compared with NSubstitute's:

var service = Substitute.For<IService>();
service