autofixture

问题 I seem to be having an issue, I have a class (LoginService) that accepts in the constructor an IUser. This is for performing integration tests rather than unit tests, for that reason I don't want to MOCK these, I have some Unit Tests already and they are working great using Moq with fixture. I setup my fixture:- var fixture = new Fixture(); And then I want to be able to freeze a version of the IUser, I have tried the following but I couldn't get it to work, it complains that it can't create

问题 I seem to be having an issue, I have a class (LoginService) that accepts in the constructor an IUser. This is for performing integration tests rather than unit tests, for that reason I don't want to MOCK these, I have some Unit Tests already and they are working great using Moq with fixture. I setup my fixture:- var fixture = new Fixture(); And then I want to be able to freeze a version of the IUser, I have tried the following but I couldn't get it to work, it complains that it can't create

问题 I seem to be having an issue, I have a class (LoginService) that accepts in the constructor an IUser. This is for performing integration tests rather than unit tests, for that reason I don't want to MOCK these, I have some Unit Tests already and they are working great using Moq with fixture. I setup my fixture:- var fixture = new Fixture(); And then I want to be able to freeze a version of the IUser, I have tried the following but I couldn't get it to work, it complains that it can't create

问题 Let's say I have interface: public interface IFoo { int Bar1 { get; set; } int Bar2 { get; set; } } If IFoo was class, I could write: fixture.CreateAnonymous<IFoo>(); and the result will have numbers set for Bar1 and Bar2 . But how to do this with interface? I tried to use AutoMoqCustomization but this seems to be for properties with interface type and not interfaces itself. I am looking for automated way like CreateAnonymous is for classes. Currenlty I am creating interface mock and setuping

问题 I have xUnit/Moq/AutoFixture successfully working together so that I am auto mocking objects via test method input parameters. I created a custom [AutoMoqData] attribute which I use on every test. Here's the code for the attribute: using System.Linq; using AutoFixture; using AutoFixture.AutoMoq; using AutoFixture.Xunit2; namespace Shared.TestResources.AutoFixture { public class AutoMoqDataAttribute : AutoDataAttribute { public AutoMoqDataAttribute() : base(() => new Fixture().Customize(new

问题 I am using autofixture in my unit tests and it is great the way that it works as an automocker. However I have a problem when injecting a lazy loaded object into my class. For example: public class MyClass : IMyClass { private Lazy<IMyInjectedClass> _myInjectedClassLazy; private IMyInjectedClass _myInjectedClass { get { return _myInjectedClassLazy.Value; } } public MyClass(Lazy<IMyInjectedClass> injectedClass) { _myInjectedClassLazy = _myInjectedClass; } public void DoSomething() {

问题 In .NET Core for unit testing, I'm using Xunit, Moq, and Autofixture. But even with them, I see that my unit tests become complicated and take time. Maybe someone could tell me if there are any ways to make this test smaller? [Fact] public async Task Verify_NotAuthorised_NoServiceSendInvoked() { // Arrange var fixture = new Fixture() .Customize(new AutoMoqCustomization()); var sut = fixture.Create<VerificationService>(); var mockApiBuilder = fixture.Freeze<Mock<IApiEntityBuilder>>(); //init

问题 In .NET Core for unit testing, I'm using Xunit, Moq, and Autofixture. But even with them, I see that my unit tests become complicated and take time. Maybe someone could tell me if there are any ways to make this test smaller? [Fact] public async Task Verify_NotAuthorised_NoServiceSendInvoked() { // Arrange var fixture = new Fixture() .Customize(new AutoMoqCustomization()); var sut = fixture.Create<VerificationService>(); var mockApiBuilder = fixture.Freeze<Mock<IApiEntityBuilder>>(); //init

问题 I want to be able to generate distinct values based on a ICustomization using ISpecimenBuilder.CreateMany . I was wondering what would be the best solution since AutoFixture will generate the same values for all entities. public class FooCustomization : ICustomization { public void Customize(IFixture fixture) { var specimen = fixture.Build<Foo>() .OmitAutoProperties() .With(x => x.CreationDate, DateTime.Now) .With(x => x.Identifier, Guid.NewGuid().ToString().Substring(0, 6)) // Should gen

问题 I'm trying to understand how to use the CreateProxy() feature of Likeness<T>() using two instances of a simple class. public class Band { public string Strings { get; set; } public string Brass { get; set; } } With the following test, I use a Fixture to Create<T> a Band instance with values for the two string properties. [Fact] public void Equality_Behaves_As_Expected() { // arrange var fixture = new Fixture(); fixture.Customize(new AutoMoqCustomization()); var original = fixture.Create<Band>