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Generate fake data to improve yout unit tests. FactoryAlien is a package inspired by factory_girl gem to help you to creating fake data to your tests.

Factoryalien is designed to make test-driven development more productive and unit tests more refactoring-safe.

Install FactoryAlien with NuGet Package Manager:

Install-Package FactoryAlien

To start creating fake data to your tests, you just need to create a factory object with generic type to will be generated.

IFactory<User> userFactory = FactoryAlien.Define<User>();

To create a single fake object, use CreateOne() method.

User user = userFactory.CreateOne();

So you can specify your custom values! Do following:

User user = userFactory.CreateOne(user => {
    user.FirstName = "Gabriel";
});

This code will create a new User instance with "Gabriel" value in FirstName property, and random values in others properties.

To create a fake object list, use CreateList(size) method.

var userList = userFactory.CreateList(3);

This code will create a list with 3 fake objects.

You can specify your custom values when creating lists too! Do following:

var userList = userFactory.CreateList(3, user => {
    user.FirstName = "Gabriel";
});

This code will create a list with 3 fake User instances with "Gabriel" value in FirstName property, and random values in others properties.

You can use fluent interface to create a more complex list with random and customized values, see:

var factory = FactoryAlien.Define<Product>();
var fakeProducts = factory.CreateList(5, product => product.Category = "GAMES");
fakeProducts.Add(4)
             .Add(3, product => product.Value = 25.00)
             .Add(2, product => {
				 product.Status = "In Stock";
				 product.Category = "Computer";
			  });

This code above will create a list with 14 products:
5 products with category equals to "Games";
4 products with all properties filled with random values;
3 products with value equals to 25.00;
2 products with Status equals to "In Stock" and Category equals to "Computer";