xUnit Support?

[Mike-E-angelo]

Man this looks like a great project. I learned about it after watching a R# webinar about it last Tuesday. Do you have plans to support xUnit? I am trying to wrap my head around how this all works, but this looks great!

[Mike-E-angelo]

FWIW here is the webinar where ZenSharp was mentioned:
http://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2015/12/09/continuous-testing-webinar-recording/

[ulex]

Support for xUnit is pretty easy. All you need is modify ZenSharp configuration (in ReSharper -> Edit ZenSharp templates). This file define all templates ZenSharp support and located in My Documents folder by default.
For example, Matt used this template in InCSharpClass scope.

| ""=test "[NUnit.Framework.TestAttribute] public void Test" identifier "(){" cursor "}"

which is definition for single word test followed by optional name identifier will expanded by tab to:

    [Test]
    public void Identifier()
    {
        <Cursor>
    }

I have never used XUnit, but looks like all you need is replace definition to Xunit.Fact
Month ago I changed this template to 'new' method. see d526d04

Thanks for the link :-)

[Mike-E-angelo]

OK this is great! I think I have enough here to get this figured out. Thanks again. :)

[Mike-E-angelo]

Awesome! FYI, I got this working piece of cake (mmmm cake). I am also using the R# extension TestCop and now I can easily create a test class for any given class and then use ZenSharp for a quick test! Soooooo nice! FWIW, I am using "tt" (test template) for the template shortkey. So very nice. :D

[Mike-E-angelo]

Ah, spoke too soon. :) I am looking into methods, and it appears that I cannot "end" in a method, or build out a method argument. Is this a known issue? In the readme.md it says that the $end$ for pamb is in the method signature, but it ends in the method body for me.

Edit: NM I figured it out. You have to press "(" then a type-name, such as "onameOfVariable".

Pretty cool!