Rocks
A mocking library based on the Compiler APIs (Roslyn + Mocks)
Install / Use
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Rocks
A mocking library based on the Compiler APIs (Roslyn + Mocks).
Getting Started
Reference the Rocks NuGet package - that's it.
Prerequisites
The Rocks package targets .NET Standard 2.0 for host flexibility. That said, Rocks (as of 10.0.0) will generate code that requires .NET 10.
Usage
To make a mock, you take an interface or an unsealed class that has virtual members:
public interface IAmSimple
{
void TargetAction();
}
and you use Rocks to create a mock with expectations, along with verifying its usage:
[assembly: Rock(typeof(IAmSimple), BuildType.Create)]
var expectations = new IAmSimpleCreateExpectations();
expectations.Setups.TargetAction();
var mock = expectations.Instance();
mock.TargetAction();
expectations.Verify();
More details can be found on the Overview page.
Additional Documentation
- Discord Server
- Changelog
- Unit testing best practices with .NET Core and .NET Standard
- BenchmarkMockNet
- Unit Testing CSLA Rules With Rocks
Feedback
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