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Description

AutoMoqer is an "auto-mocking" container that creates objects for you. Just tell it what class to create and it will create it.

Programming language: C#
License: MIT License
Tags: Testing     Mocking     Moq    
Latest version: v2.0.0

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README

AutoMoq

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AutoMoqer is an "auto-mocking" container that creates objects for you. Just tell it what class to create and it will create it.

But how?

It injects mocks as any undefined dependencies.

class NeatoRepository {
  public NeatoRepository(ISomething something){
    // ..
  }
}

var mocker = new AutoMoqer();

var neatoRepository = mocker.Create<NeatoRepository>();

// but what about ISomething?

mocker.GetMock<ISomething>(); // I was injected as ISomething

But why?

Let's pretend you did not use AutoMoq and you changed your dependencies:


// I wrote this code in my tests...
var neatoRepository = new NeatoRepository(null);

// ... then I changed my class...
class NeatoRepository {
  public NeatoRepository(ISomething something, ISomethingElse somethingElse){
    // ..
  }
}

// NOW I HAVE TO FIX ALL OTHER REFERENCES TO GET A BUILD
var neatoRepository = new NeatoRepository(null);

If you used AutoMoq, this could would always compile:

var neatoRepository = mocker.Create<NeatoRepository>();

Leaving you to just worry about how to change your logic, not your syntax.

Another Example

The dependencies injected into the class you are testing can be accessed before and/or after you call Create. Like so:



   var mocker = new AutoMoqer();

   mocker.GetMock<IDataDependency>()
      .Setup(x => x.GetData())
      .Returns("TEST DATA");

   var classToTest = mocker.Resolve<ClassToTest>();

   classToTest.DoSomething();

   mocker.GetMock<IDependencyToCheck>()
      .Setup(x=>x.CallMe("TEST"), Times.Once());

That's It

It's a simple tool, but it can save a lot of headaches.