54 packages returned for Tags:"assertions"

A lightweight .NET library for expressive Guard Clauses.

A set of assertions to be used together with FluentAssertions library.

FluentAssertions extensions for WireMock.Net

Generalized assertion library, covering argument, operation, and unit test assertions.

Fluent assertion extensions for Serilog.TestLogger. Version 2.0.0 supports Fluent Assertions 6.

*TestBase* gives you a flying start with - fluent assertions that are easy to extend - sharp error messages - 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... More information

*TestBase* gets you off to a flying start when unit testing projects with dependencies. TestBase-Mvc adds a rich extensible set of fluent assertions for verifying Mvc ActionResults and for easy setup of ControllerContext and HttpContext for both Mvc and... More information

Beautiful object graph assertions in C#.

Should assertion extensions for the XUnit v2 framework

A tool for testing (asserting) mapping of properties by comparing one object to another.

Should assertion extensions for the XUnit v1 framework

Retired: Will autoupdate to use the XunitShould.Sources package instead.

Extensions over NUnit to write fluent assertions with the Arrange-Act-Assert pattern.

A tool for testing (asserting) mapping of properties by comparing one object to another using XUnit as comparer.

Retired: Will autoupdate to use the XunitShould.Sources package instead.

Retired: Will autoupdate to use the XunitShould.Sources package instead.

Should assertion extensions for the XUnit v1 framework

Retired: Will autoupdate to use the XunitShould.Sources package instead.

Common unit testing functionality for ASP.Net MVC applications - test role store, test user store, test data helpers, better assertions, fluent assertions for controllers, view results and other MVC items.

Retired: Will autoupdate to use the XunitShould.Sources package instead.