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No architecture is complete without an easy way to test the functionality. My recommended strategy is to use two types of tests: unit and integration. As far as test setup goes, there is no clear winner for a test framework. xUnit.NET, NUnit and the ...
In the newer services at my client, AutoMapper is used to map DTO's to database objects and back. Because mocking a mapping isn't obvious, a lot of behaviour wasn't tested and that's unacceptable. Let's find out how to properly inject an IMapper with...
To create a report, I had to combine the contents of several PDFs into one. Thanks to iTextSharp, it's really easy. Then I had the problem, how do I test this? When I started this feature, I got an example how the PDF should look like. I knew how to ...
While writing an XML parser I customised, my unit tests all failed with an error message along the lines of "Could not load file 'C:\Users[username]\AppData\Local\Temp[guid]\Data\test.xml' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file s...
In my current job, I've heard dismissive talk about testing. Along the lines of "well, that's cute that you did that, now get back to work". Work being manual tests to make sure everything works as intended. For now, they are right. The problem is th...
After creating my blog posts on writing tests with xUnit in a TDD fashion, I remembered I had only briefly touched upon Traits and not at all how to implement custom ones. Time to remedy that. There is not a lot I can say more about traits than I did...
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