196 packages tagged with “assert”
NUnit is a unit-testing framework for all .NET languages. It can run on macOS, Linux and Windows operating systems. NUnit can be used for a wide range of testing, from unit testing with TDD to full-fledged system and integration testing. It is a non-opinionated, broad and deep framework with multiple different ways to assert that your code behaves as expected. Many aspects of NUnit can be extended to suit your specific purposes. The latest version, version 4, is an upgrade from the groundbreaking NUnit 3 framework. It is a modernized version, aimed at taking advantage of the latest .NET features and C# language constructs. If you are upgrading from NUnit 3, be aware of the breaking changes (https://docs.nunit.org/articles/nunit/release-notes/breaking-changes.html#nunit-40). Please see the NUnit 4 Migration Guide (https://docs.nunit.org/articles/nunit/release-notes/Nunit4.0-MigrationGuide.html) and take care to prepare your NUnit 3 code before you do the upgrade. Supported platforms: - .NET Framework 4.6.2+ - .NET 6.0+ - .NET 8.0+
A simple package by @ardalis and @nimblepros with guard clause helper methods. See docs for how to extend using your own extension methods defined in your project.
Shouldly - Assertion framework for .NET. The way asserting *Should* be
dotMemory Unit is an additional unit testing framework that allows you to write tests that check code for all kinds of memory issues. For example, these can be tests that determine leaks by checking memory for objects of a particular type, or tests that track memory traffic and fail in case the traffic exceeds some threshold. In other words, dotMemory Unit extends your unit testing framework (NUnit, MSTest, or other) with the functionality of a memory profiler. To run tests that use dotMemory Unit, you should reference the dotMemory.Unit assembly (which is a part of this package) from your test project. Tests with the support for dotMemory Unit can be run either with a standalone unit test runner of your choice or with the ReSharper unit test runner. For standalone runners, you should use a mediator - the standalone dotMemory Unit launcher. If you want to use the ReSharper unit test runner, you should have either ReSharper 9.1 (or later) or dotCover 3.1 (or later) installed on your machine
NUnitLite provides a simple way to run NUnit tests, without the overhead of a full NUnit installation. It is suitable for projects that want to have a quick way to run tests using a console runner and don't need all the features of the NUnit engine and console runner. Supported platforms: - .NET Framework 4.6.2+ - .NET 6.0 - .NET 8.0+ How to use this package: 1. Create a console application for your tests and delete the generated class containing Main(). 2. Install the NUnitLite package, which creates a new Main() as well as adding a reference to NUnitLite. This will also bring in the NUnit package, which adds a reference to the NUnit framework to your project. 3. Add your tests to the test project and simply start the project to execute them.
FluentAssertions extensions for WireMock.Net
A unit test library for .NET that allows you to build tests for FluentValidation rules in easy way.
A simple, fluent, extensible, and fully customizable library for throwing exceptions using .NET 6+
Advanced testing library for F#
A .NET Testing Framework
Package Description
Property testing for Expecto, powered by FsCheck
Unquote is not just another DSL or API for making unit test assertions. Instead, assertions are written as plain, statically-checked F# quoted expressions and test failure messages are given as step-by-step F# expression evaluations. Unquote integrates configuration-free with all exception-based unit testing frameworks including xUnit.net, NUnit, and Expecto. Unquote may even be used within FSI sessions, enabling the direct migration of ad-hoc FSI tests during interactive development to formal test suites. In addition to its unit testing features, Unquote includes operators for evaluating, decompiling, and incrementally reducing quoted expressions.
A set of simple assert extensions to give you more choices and easier to read tests
Extension methods for XUnit to compare JSON in unit tests.
Running Hopac jobs from Expecto
Sourcery for SauceLabs - Unlocking SauceLabs capability.
NUnit comparing assertions
Sourcery for SauceLabs - Unlocking SauceLabs capability
Testify is a unit test assertions, test data creation and contract verification framework. It's not dependent on any specific unit testing framework.
Library for state based testing
Assert a result to an expected value and provide the diff
An assertion library for use with CDK Apps (Stability: Stable)
Hassle free deep object comparison assertions for NUnit.
