102 packages returned for Tags:"unittesting"

Moq is the most popular and friendly mocking framework for .NET.

Dynamic mocking framework for .NET

Through a fluent, extensible interface, NBuilder allows you to rapidly create test data, automatically assigning values to properties and public fields that are one of the built in .NET data types (e.g. ints and strings). NBuilder allows you to override for properties you are interested in using... More information

It's faking amazing! The easy mocking library for .NET that works great in C# and VB.NET alike. No need to know the difference between a stub, a mock or a spy, everything's a fake! The easy to use, refactoring friendly API makes faking a breeze.

A few extenstion methods and helper methods to facilitate Unit Testing.

.NET port of Hamcrest, a matcher library with some extra matchers

Contributed features and third-party integration for Moq.

The Visual Studio Testing Extensions is a library that exposes a set of extension methods to provide a way to write more readable unit tests in the Visual Studio Unit Testing environment. It is developed in C# 4.0 and requires the .NET 4.0 runtime.

The most powerful free mocking library available for .NET developers.

Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting to Xunit proxy

Helper library for indented trees

Base test class to make unit testing umbraco easier

This package facilitates the running of MSTest tests through Dnx. Supported Runtime: 1.0.0-rc1-final

Easy-to-use fluent assertions with actually useful failure messages.

The base library for all BigEgg's unit testing projects.

Currently provides a file system abstraction layer only. Future versions may extend this to provide IFileSystem implementations for FTP, WebDAV and compressed archives.

Set of classes that let you fluently configure Web API controllers for the purpose of unit testing

A Serilog sink that correlates log events with the code that produced them, enabling unit testing of log output.

Custom Testing Framework Visual Studio Adapter made for education purposes

It's what a Mocking Framework should be. Powerful. And it's the first of its kind.