When using the default convention, a test class is any concrete class in your test assembly whose name ends with "Tests". Within such a test class, a test case is any public instance void method. Additionally, test cases include public instance async methods returning Task
or Task<T>
.
One instance of your test class is constructed for each test case. To perform setup steps before each test case executes, use the test class's default constructor. To perform cleanup steps after each test cases executes, implement IDisposable
and place cleanup code within the Dispose()
method.
No [Attributes], no "using Fixie;" statement, no muss, no fuss.
using Should;
public class CalculatorTests
{
readonly Calculator calculator;
public CalculatorTests()
{
calculator = new Calculator();
}
public void ShouldAdd()
{
calculator.Add(2, 3).ShouldEqual(5);
}
public void ShouldSubtract()
{
calculator.Subtract(5, 3).ShouldEqual(2);
}
public async Task SupportsAsyncTestCases()
{
int result = await AddAsync(2, 3);
result.ShouldEqual(5);
}
private Task<int> AddAsync(int x, int y)
{
return Task.Run(() => calculator.Add(x, y));
}
}