#xunit

Test Components and base classes

The injectable, Serilog xUnit test output sink

A fundamental xUnit test that stores UnitFixture and provides synthetic inversion of control

A base xUnit test providing faker and autofaker capabilities

Interfaces and base classes for creating ETLs

JUnit compatible XML reports in Rust

Provides a reusable and generic integration test xunit fixture that dynamically registers and configures WebApplicationFactory instances for multiple ASP.NET Core projects with support for custom app settings, authentication, logging, and test utilities.

A base xUnit fixture providing injectable log output and DI mechanisms like IServiceCollection and ServiceProvider

An abstract xUnit test class for end-to-end integration, involving WebApplicationFactory, tests

Parses JUnit/xUnit Result XML files with ease

AutoFixture is an open source library for .NET designed to minimize the 'Arrange' phase of your unit tests in order to maximize maintainability. Its primary goal is to allow developers to focus on what is being tested rather than how to setup the test scenario, by making it easier to create object graphs containing test data.

A testing framework for containerized and cloud services

An abstract class for benchmarking tests in .NET, integrating BenchmarkDotNet with Xunit's output helper and providing a method to log benchmark summaries asynchronously.

Roslyn analyzers for xUnit.net (please open issues in https://github.com/xunit/xunit)

Common C# extensions, helpers, and base types — the foundation library every other atc-net package depends on.

A mechanism for tracking the request-responses in your tests and converting them into PlantUML diagrams.

Parse test results from JUnit, TestNG, xUnit and many more

UnitTestEx provides .NET testing extensions to the most popular testing frameworks (MSTest, NUnit and Xunit) specifically to improve the testing experience with ASP.NET controller, and Azure Function, execution including underlying HttpClientFactory mocking.

Fluent assertions for PHPUnit

Publishes test results to Microsoft Teams, Google Chat & Slack

Specification by Example (BDD) for .NET — Given/When/Then specs with xUnit and NUnit, in the style of Machine.Specifications.