71 packages returned for Tags:"Approvals"

Common helper classes developed with ApprovalTests

A picture's worth a 1000 tests. Unit testing asserts can be difficult to use. Approval tests simplify this by taking a snapshot of the results, and confirming that they have not changed.

An open source utility to turn object graphs into strings. Automate your ToString and unit tests asserts.

Enables simple verification of complex models and documents.

Enables simple verification of complex models and documents.

ApprovalTests extension that normalizes pdfs to allow for better pdf verification

Enables simple verification of complex models and documents.

Enables simple verification of complex models and documents.

Enables simple verification of complex models and documents.

WPF extensions for ApprovalTests.

Utilities for approval object using StatePrinter (https://github.com/kbilsted/StatePrinter). For example: StatePrinterApprovals.Verify(turtle);

Utilities for approval testing Rdlc Reports. Allows Rdlc image verification and utilities to populate datasets. For example: RdlcApprovals.VerifyReport("YourReport.rdlc", new YourDataTable().AddTestDataRows(1));

Distribution client library

A ApprovalTests.Net reporter and approver to be used to unit test Neo4j with the Neo4jClient .net client

Utilities for approval testing Windows Forms. Allows screenshot verification of Windows Forms. For example: WinFormsApprovals.Verify(new Button { BackColor = Color.LightBlue, Text = "Help" });

Utilities for unit testing Asp and Asp.Mvc views and routes.

Easy way to tests queries generated by EntityFramework.

Utilities to use at runtime with EntityFramework to enable more tesable code. Use the ApprovalTests.EntityFramework nuget in your tests.

Diffa is a .netstandard unit-test assertion library that allows you to verify your test results against approved files. Inspired by [ApprovalTests](https://github.com/approvals/ApprovalTests.Net), Diffa will also automatically launch your favorite diff tool when an assertion fails so you can compare... More information

Easy way to tests queries generated by NHibernate. General concept here: http://blog.approvaltests.com/2009/04/approving-weather.html