Free Tutorial – Use xUnit to test project of .NET Core
Learn the rudimentary knowledge of automated testing and how to build a testing project in VisualStudio. Gain proficiency in handling different cases using xUnit asserts and grouping testing methods. Discover how to skip methods, implement custom messages, and optimize resource usage. Perfect for beginner xUnit DotNet users testing DotNet Core projects.
In this course, you will learn the rudimentary knowledge of automated testing, the categories of automated testing.
In the second video, I will display how to build a testing project in VisualStudio to test our codes. In this section, I will also introduce the other knowledge of the testing method things like the fact attribute, the rules of how to name a testing method. Normally, You can grab a set of skills to build your testing project.
After then, this course will talk about what is the assert of xUnit. well, basically, we will make a lot of samples to try the different types to assert. Normally, I can say that if you really finish watching it, you will be very proficient to handle the different cases by asserts of xUnit.
well, if we only learn the asserts, I think it will be very monotonous. So, we will learn how to use the trait which is an attribute to group the specific testing methods into the same group. also, we will share the skills of how to skip a testing method, how to implement the interface of xUnit to realize the function which outputs our custom messages. To a lot of coders, it will be a very struggle experience in which you have to build an object which will expense a lot of time and occupy a lot of resources. In this course, we will teach how to use the IClassFixture to fix this problem.
The last one will teach you how to utilize the theory attribute. normally, we have input a set of data to our parameters of testing methods which means you have to build a lot of methods that have duplicate codes but we don’t wanna do that. Actually, we can use the theory to supersede the Fact attribute and combine the other attributes things like InlineData, MemberData to resolve this problem.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner xUnit DotNet who wanna use it to test DotNet Core project
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