🚀 UnitTest

Welcome to Unit Test! This repository showcases a snazzy example of Unit Testing classes and individual functions in an ASP.NET application. I have spiced things up with some unit tests using xUnit, FakeItEasy, and Fluent Assertions. All these functions have very predictable results as to not over complicate the tests.

🏗️ Project Structure

Here's the lowdown on our project components:

• NetworkService: This is just a basically defined class it maybe incomplete but it basically shows how a normal class would be perfect for testing.

• NetworkServiceTests: Our test suite where we put the NetworkService through its paces. We're using xUnit for the groove, FakeItEasy for the mock party, and Fluent Assertions for the assertive vibes. 💪

• TestedFunction: Is basically a simple function that does a simple thing with a very predictable result. I created this to manually create and walkthrough a unit test of this class.

• TestedFunctionTests: Where I handle the testing process without the use of fluent assertion commands.

🛠️ Dependencies

• xUnit: A testing framework that keeps things simple and snappy. 🚦

• FakeItEasy: Our backstage pass to mocking – perfect for faking it 'til you make it! 🎭

• Fluent Assertions: Making assertions a breeze with a touch of flair. Fluent and fabulous! 💬

🎭 Test Descriptions

• NetworkService_SendPing_ReturnString:

  • Pings away and checks results with the help of FakeItEasy and Fluent Assertions. 🚀

• NetworkService_PingTimeOut_ReturnInt:

  • Parameterized party to test the PingTimeOut method. Flexes xUnit's theory muscles and Fluent Assertions' flair. 🎉

• NetworkService_LastPingDate_ReturnDate:

  • Takes a date stroll with the LastPingDate method. Checks the vibes using Fluent Assertions. 📅

• NetworkService_GetPingOptions_ReturnObject:

  • Tests the GetPingOptions method. Fluent Assertions keeps things sharp on object types and properties. 🧐

• NetworkService_MostRecentPings_ReturnObject:

  • Tests the MostRecentPings method. Checks the type and specific properties with Fluent Assertions. 🕵️

Happy coding! 🚀