NUnit.XForms is a test runner for Xamarin Forms applications. It gives you much more flexibility for running tests, than the built-in Xamarin NUnitLite test project. It works with both NUnit and NUnitLite.
To use NUnit.XForms, you should be familiar with Xamarin Forms: http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/cross-platform/xamarin-forms/
For the simplest use-case, see the example below.
using NUnit.XForms;
...
public class TestApp : Xamarin.Forms.Application
{
public TestApp()
{
var runner = new TestRunner();
// Add your test types/assemblies
runner.Add(typeof(YourTestType));
var page = new TestRunnerPage(runner);
MainPage = new NavigationPage(page);
}
}First, you have to setup Xamarin Forms. See the tutorials below to learn how to achieve this on different platforms.
Android, iOS, Windows Phone 8.1 Silverlight guide here
Windows Store (beta) guide here
After that your only job is to setup a TestRunnerPage and navigate to it.
using NUnit.XForms;
...
var runner = new TestRunner();
// Add your test types/assemblies
runner.Add(typeof(MyTestType));
runner.Add(typeof(MyTestType2).Assembly);
var page = new TestRunnerPage(runner);
// now you can display 'page'See the samples for further code. All samples have been built using Visual Studio 2013.
Being a PCL (Portable Class Library), NUnit.XForms should work on iOS also, but has not been tested.
Can also be grabbed from [Nuget] (https://www.nuget.org/packages/NUnit.XForms/).
- SetupFixture, TearDownFixture not supported yet
Feature requests are welcome. Please post as new issue.
If found this project useful, please consider to support further development.
