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AssertEx - a set of simple assert extensions to give you more choices and easier to read tests.

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WinRT Support

TODO:

create csproj targetting Windows Runtime
update NuGet package to include binary
ship it

Mono Support?

TODO: define scope of Mono support

Throws suggestion

Hey guys,

I often want to do some sort of assertion AGAINST the exception, i.e make sure the message contains some text or something.

How about:

AssertEx.Throws<DomainException>(()=>domainObj.DoStuff(), e=>Assert.Contains("MyErrorMessage", e.Message));

AssertEx.Throws<DomainException>(()=>domainObj.DoStuff(), e=>Approvals.Verify(e.Message));

This would clean up the number of tests that I have which look like this:

try
{
    domainObj.DoStuff();
}
catch (DomainException ex)
{
    Approvals.Verify(ex.Message);
}

Task* methods should start task if not started

Expected: This test should fail.

[TestMethod]
public void TestThatTaskDoesNotThrowWorks()
{
    var t = new Task(() => { throw new Exception("Foo"); });
    AssertEx.TaskDoesNotThrow(() => t);
}

Actual: test never completes. Requires additional line to get test to fail:

[TestMethod]
public void TestThatTaskDoesNotThrowWorks()
{
    var t = new Task(() => { throw new Exception("Foo"); });
    t.Start();
    AssertEx.TaskDoesNotThrow(() => t);
}

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