HoNoSoFt.XUnit.Extensions 1.1.0

HoNoSoFt.XUnit.Extensions

XUnit extensions in order to have new attributes.

Available attributes

Attribute JsonFileData

This attribute is in order to use Json file. This attribute can be used in two different way.

1. The easy and strongly typed version
   • Issue that can't be fixed due to XUnit framework: The display in test explorer will show 1, and all tests are combined. Basically it's because we use a strongly typed object and that the framework can't allow that.
2. The bit more step, but somewhat strongly typed
   • Issue: Require a bit more typing

Lazy version

This will display as one global tests, if ran in command line, all tests will be counted properly.

public class MyTests {
  [Theory]
  [JsonFileData("./assets/sample.json", "data")]
  [JsonFileData("./assets/sample.json", "data2")]
  public void JsonFileAttribute(Sample mySample, string expectedResult)
  {
      Assert.Equal(expectedResult, mySample.SampleProp);
  }
}

public class Sample
{
    public string SampleProp { get; set; }
}

Discoverable in test explorer version

This will display as multiple global tests (one per JsonFileData), if ran in command line, all tests will be counted properly.

Also, it's important to note that even if the serialization happens, we still keep the original data available in the attribute Original. For example mySpecialJson.Original will contains the raw file content.

public class MyTests {

  [Theory]
  [JsonFileData("./assets/sample.json", typeof(Sample), "data")]
  [JsonFileData("./assets/sample2.json", typeof(Sample), "data2")]
  public void JsonFileAttribute(JsonData mySpecialJson, string expectedResult)
  {
      Assert.Equal(typeof(Sample), mySpecialJson.Data.GetType());
      Assert.Equal(expectedResult, (mySample.Data as Sample).SampleProp);
  }
}

public class Sample
{
    public string SampleProp { get; set; }
}

Attribute XmlFileData

This attribute works the same way as the Json attribute.

Contributor(s)

At the moment, no specific contributor except the author @Nordes 😉.

License

MIT (Enjoy)