Rig.TUnit.Http 0.1.0-beta.2

Rig.TUnit.Http

In-memory HTTP mock with matcher matrix, response builders, scenario state machine, delay / jitter / failure injection, and record/replay.

What this package is

A rich in-memory HTTP mock. Supports:

• Matcher matrix — method, path, headers, query, JSONPath, SOAP body.
• Response builders — status, headers, JSON, binary, server-sent events.
• Scenario state machine — per-call sequential responses (first call returns A, second B, …).
• Failure injection — delay + jitter + intermittent-5xx for resilience testing.
• Record / replay — capture real exchanges and replay offline.
• Call verification — mock.Verify(method, path).Called(N).

Every setup must end with .And() so the fluent chain materialises into the mock.

When to use it

• Testing any HTTP client code — service SDK wrappers, retry policies, circuit breakers.
• Replay-testing production-shape responses without hitting the real service.
• Verifying resilience policies (retries, timeouts) against synthetic failure patterns.
• Not for: integration tests requiring real HTTP semantics (TLS, HTTP/2, connection pooling) — use WebApplicationFactory.

Prerequisites

• .NET 10 SDK
• Consumer uses HttpClient with an injected HttpMessageHandler or named IHttpClientFactory registration.

Quick start

using Rig.TUnit.Http;
using System.Net;

var mock = new HttpMock();
mock.When.Post().Path("/orders")
 .JsonPathEquals("customer.id", "c-1")
 .Responds()
 .WithStatus(HttpStatusCode.Created)
 .WithJson("{\"id\":42}")
 .And();

var client = mock.CreateClient();

Options

Fixture + helper APIs

• Rig.TUnit.Http.HttpMock
• Rig.TUnit.Http.Builders.HttpMockSetupBuilder
• Rig.TUnit.Http.Builders.HttpMockResponseBuilder
• Rig.TUnit.Http.Helpers.HttpMockRecorder

Per-test isolation

Each HttpMock instance is scoped. No shared state; parallel tests each own their mock. Safe under full parallelism.

Parallelism + performance

• Zero container startup.
• Per-request: matcher evaluation + response build ~500 µs.
• Safe under full parallelism.

Troubleshooting

• 404 / handler returns default — missing .And() terminator. Every setup chain must end with .And() to register.
• UnmatchedRequestException — a request arrived with no matching setup. Either add a matcher or disable StrictMatching.
• Record mode captures nothing — HttpMock.RecordAgainst(handler) must be called BEFORE the test's HTTP calls; recording a completed exchange log is not supported.

See .

Provider quirks + edge cases

• Scenario state machine resets on mock.Reset(); between tests is implicit (each test owns its mock).
• JSONPath matching uses the System.Text.Json evaluator — it accepts a narrower subset than Newtonsoft.Json's JSONPath; stick to basic dotted-path + array-index forms.
• Delay injection is driven by TimeProvider; freeze time via FakeTimeProvider for deterministic retry-policy tests.

Benchmarks

See ; baseline in benchmarks/baseline-005.json.

Related docs

• Sibling:

License

MIT. See .