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BunsenBurner.Hedgehog 6.2.4

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Bunsen Burner Hedgehog

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This provides integration with Hedgehog to write clean and easy property based tests.

Getting Started

To use this library, simply include BunsenBurner.Hedgehog.dll in your project or grab it from NuGet, and add this to the top of each test .cs file that needs it:

using static BunsenBurner.Hedgehog.Aaa;

or

using static BunsenBurner.Hedgehog.Bdd;

What?

Hedgehog is an easy to use property based testing library.

It provides a way to build data generators that can auto shrink.

Property based tests are great for testing pure/deterministic functions . (Functions that always return the same result for a given set of inputs)

How to use

To start using it import the syntax that your test project is using.

using Hedgehog.Linq;
using Range = Hedgehog.Linq.Range;
using static BunsenBurner.Hedgehog.Aaa;

public class AaaTests
{
 [Fact(DisplayName = "The string is not empty and is less then 25 charecters")]
 public async Task Case1() =>
 // compose a generator using Linq
 await Gen.Alpha
 .String(Range.FromValue(25))
 // convert the generator to a scenario
 .ArrangeGenerator()
 // assert that the provided property holds for generated data
 .AssertPropertyHolds(s => s != string.Empty && s.Length is > 0 and < 26);
 
 [Fact(DisplayName = "Generators can be combined!")]
 public static async Task Case6() =>
 await (
 // use Linq to combine generators together to make more complex ones
 from name in Gen.Alpha.String(Range.FromValue(25))
 from age in Gen.Int32(Range.LinearFromInt32(1, 20, 99))
 select (name, age)
 )
 .ArrangeGenerator()
 .AssertPropertyHolds(t => t.name != null && t.age > 0);
}

For more information on property based testing and how to use Hedgehog with Bunsen Burner checkout the tests or raise a question/issue.