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CUnit

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CUnit (MSTestEnhancer) helps you to write unit tests without naming any method.

CUnit is a contract-style unit test extension for MSTestv2. You can write method contract descriptions instead of writing confusing test method name when writing unit tests.

Getting Started with CUnit

You can write unit test like this:

[TestClass]
public class DemoTest
{
 [ContractTestCase]
 public void Foo()
 {
 "When A happened, result A'.".Test(() =>
 {
 // Arrange
 // Action
 // Assert
 });

 "But when B happened, result B'".Test(() =>
 {
 // Arrange
 // Action
 // Assert
 });
 }
}

Then you'll see this kind of test result in testing explorer window:

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Contributing Guide

There are many ways to contribute to MSTestEnhancer

• Submit issues and help verify fixes as they are checked in.
• Review the documentation changes.

License

MSTestEnhancer is licensed under the