Fakes.Contrib 0.8.18200.2

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NuGet\Install-Package Fakes.Contrib -Version 0.8.18200.2                
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paket add Fakes.Contrib --version 0.8.18200.2                
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#addin nuget:?package=Fakes.Contrib&version=0.8.18200.2

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#tool nuget:?package=Fakes.Contrib&version=0.8.18200.2                

Fakes.Contrib

This library is a contribution to Microsoft Fakes. It allows tests to verify expectations on mocks with an easy and fluent syntax.

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Installation

To install Fakes.Contrib, run the following command in the Package Manager Console

PM> Install-Package Fakes.Contrib

Usage

Note: each scenarios use a stub generated from the interface below and using the Microsoft Fakes tooling.

public interface IMyComponent
{
	void MyMethod();
	
	void MyMethod(MyClass obj);
	void MyMethodOnMultiple(IEnumerable<MyClass> items);
	
	void MyOtherMethod(MyOtherClass obj);
	void MyOtherMethodOnMultiple(IEnumerable<MyOtherClass> items);
	void MyMethodUsingAnInterface(IMyOtherInterface obj);
}

Scenario 1: we want to verify that our SUT calls MyMethod() on the injected component.

// Arrange
var stub = new StubIMyComponent().AsObservable();
var sut = MakeSut(stub);

// Act
sut.DoSomething();

// Assert
stub.AssertWasCalled(mock => mock.MyMethod());

Scenario 2: we want to verify that our SUT calls MyMethod() on the injected component and passes the reference to the object that it received.

// Arrange
var obj = new MyClass();
var stub = new StubIMyComponent().AsObservable();
var sut = MakeSut(stub);

// Act
sut.DoSomething(obj);

// Assert
stub.AssertWasCalled(mock => mock.MyMethod(obj));

Scenario 3: we want to verify that our SUT calls MyMethod() on the injected component and passes any instance of the object's type.

// Arrange
var obj = new MyClass();
var stub = new StubIMyComponent().AsObservable();
var sut = MakeSut(stub);

// Act
sut.DoSomething(obj);

// Assert
stub.AssertWasCalled(mock => mock.MyMethod(With.Any<MyClass>()));

Scenario 4: we want to verify that our SUT calls MyMethod() on the injected component and passes an instance that matches (using a predicate) the instance it received.

// Arrange
var obj = new MyClass { MyProperty = "Hello world !" };
var stub = new StubIMyComponent().AsObservable();
var sut = MakeSut(stub);

// Act
sut.DoSomething(obj);

// Assert
stub.AssertWasCalled(mock => mock.MyMethod(
	With<MyClass>.Like(x => x.MyProperty.Contains("world"))));

Scenario 5: we want to verify that our SUT calls MyOtherMethod() on the injected component and passes an instance of a different type that matches (using a predicate) the instance it received.

// Arrange
var obj = new MyClass { MyProperty = "Hello world !" };
var stub = new StubIMyComponent().AsObservable();
var sut = MakeSut(stub);

// Act
sut.DoSomethingDifferent(obj);

// Assert
stub.AssertWasCalled(mock => mock.MyOtherMethod(
	With<MyOtherClass>.Like(other => other.MyProperty == obj.MyProperty)));

Scenario 6: we want to verity that our SUT calls MyMethodOnMultiple() on the injected component and passes an IEnumerable of the references to the object that it received.

// Arrange
var array = new[]
{
	new MyClass { MyProperty = "Value 1" },
	new MyClass { MyProperty = "Value 2" }
};
var stub = new StubIMyComponent().AsObservable();
var sut = MakeSut(stub);

// Act
sut.DoSomehtingOnMultiple(array);

// Assert
stub.AssertWasCalled(mock => mock.MyMethodOnMultiple(
	With.Enumerable(array).Like<MyClass>((source, item) => source == item)));

Scenario 7: we want to verity that our SUT calls MyOtherMethodOnMultiple() on the injected component and passes an IEnumerable of different type that match (using a predicate) the IEnumerable it received.

// Arrange
var array = new[]
{
	new MyClass { MyProperty = "Value 1" },
	new MyClass { MyProperty = "Value 2" }
};
var stub = new StubIMyComponent().AsObservable();
var sut = MakeSut(stub);

// Act
sut.DoSomehtingDifferentOnMultiple(array);

// Assert
stub.AssertWasCalled(mock => mock.MyOtherMethodOnMultiple(
	With.Enumerable(array)
		.Like<MyOtherClass>((source, item) => source.MyProperty == item.MyProperty)));

Scenario 8: we want to verify that our SUT does not call MyOtherMethodOnMultiple() on the injected component.

// Arrange
var array = new MyClass[0];
var stub = new StubIMyComponent().AsObservable();
var sut = MakeSut(stub);

// Act
sut.DoSomehtingDifferentOnMultiple(array);

// Assert
stub.AssertWasNotCalled(mock => mock.MyOtherMethodOnMultiple(
	With.Enumerable(array)
		.Like<MyOtherClass>((source, item) => source.MyProperty == item.MyProperty)));

Scenario 9: we want to verify that our SUT does call a static property on a .NET component that was shimed.

using (var context = ObservableShimsContext.Create())
{
	// Arrange
	var now = new DateTime(2013, 1, 1);
	ShimDateTime.NowGet = () => now;
	var sut = MakeSut();
	
	// Act
	sut.ReturnDateTimeNow();
	
	// Assert
	context.AssertWasCalled(() => DateTime.Now);
}

Scenario 10: we want to verify that our SUT does call a static method on a .NET component that was shimed.

using (var context = ObservableShimsContext.Create())
{
	// Arrange
	ShimGuid.NewGuid = () => new Guid("97f31de6-5a03-454a-976f-76e2a54a89d4");
	var sut = MakeSut();
	
	// Act
	sut.ReturnNewGuid();
	
	// Assert
	context.AssertWasCalled(() => Guid.NewGuid());
}

Scenario 11: we want to verify that our SUT does call a method on an instantiated .NET component that was shimed. Note that with the current implementation of the shims' detour, the parameter cannot be verified.

using (var context = ObservableShimsContext.Create())
{
    // Arrange
    const string url = "http://www.dev-one.com";
    var sut = MakeSut();
    ShimHttpClient.AllInstances.GetStringAsyncString = (c, u) => Task.FromResult("ok");

    // Act
    await sut.GoOnTheWeb(url);

    // Assert (ATM, parameter cannot be verified)
    context.AssertWasCalled((HttpClient client) => client.GetStringAsync(url));
}

Release notes

  • Version 0.8:
    • added SourceLink support
    • minor code cleanup based on static analysis
    • adding support for shims with void returns
  • Version 0.7:
    • added support for interface types
    • removed assembly signing
    • updated copyright and maintainer/owner information
  • Version 0.6: added an ObservableShimsContext to allow verifications on shims
  • Version 0.5: added an AssertWasNotCalled assertion
  • Version 0.4: improved With to allow predicate of two different types
  • Version 0.3: added more flexible ways to verify a mock
  • Version 0.2: first usable version. Watch out, this is still apha code !

About the authors

This package is maintained by John M. Wright [ Twitter: @Wright2Tweet ]

Fakes.Contrib was originally written and maintained by Fabian Vilers and Dev One. [ Twitter: @fvilers ]

Product Compatible and additional computed target framework versions.
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Version 0.8:
 * added SourceLink support
 * minor code cleanup based on static analysis
 * adding support for shims with void returns
Version 0.7:
 * added support for interface types
 * removed assembly signing
 * updated copyright and maintainer/owner information
Version 0.6: added an "ObservableShimsContext" to allow verifications on shims
Version 0.5: added an "AssertWasNotCalled" assertion
Version 0.4: improved "With" to allow predicate of two different types
Version 0.3: added more flexible ways to verify a mock
Version 0.2: first usable version. Watch out, this is still apha code !