Currently I\'m using EF6 to implement my repositories inside a UnitOfWork. I also have created an In-Memory mock implementations (MockUnitOfWork & MockRepository) so that I
Yes, this is exactly what it's designed to do. See the example below. I'm using Mock instead of NSubstitute, because I'm not familiar with NSubstitute. You'll just have to pass another customization, and use NSubstitute syntax in setups.
[SetUp]
public void SetUp()
{
// this will make AutoFixture create mocks automatically for all dependencies
_fixture = new Fixture()
.Customize(new AutoMoqCustomization());
// whenever AutoFixture needs IUnitOfWork it will use the same mock object
// (something like a singleton scope in IOC container)
_fixture.Freeze>();
// suppose YourSystemUnderTest takes IUnitOfWork as dependency,
// it'll get the one frozen the line above
_sut = _fixture.Create();
}
[Test]
public void SomeTest()
{
var id = _fixture.Create
The beautiful thing about AutoFixture is that you don't have to create mocks for all of the dependencies of your system under test. If you're testing a functionality that uses only one dependency, you just Freeze it before creating the system under test. The rest of the dependencies will be mocked automatically.