What problem does it solve?
Unit tests are often scattered across many projects and inconsistently structured, making maintenance and collaboration difficult. An xUnit-based approach standardizes testing practices and tooling across multiple projects, improving reliability and visibility. The guidance here helps teams write clear, reusable tests with common xUnit patterns, fixtures, and mocking strategies.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Provides tests structure templates and patterns for xUnit (Facts, Theories, fixtures, per-class/test setup) and demonstrates integration with Shouldly and Moq.
- Encourages consistent naming, test data organization, and reuse of test helpers across 30 test projects.
- Use cases include writing new tests, increasing coverage, creating integration tests, setting up test fixtures, and debugging failures in test runs.
Quick Start
Create a sample test class with Moq mocks and Shouldly assertions to validate a simple service.