Mocking with xUnit and Moq – Mariliis Jaago
mariliisjaago.com › 2021/04/19 › mocking-with-xunitApr 19, 2021 · Mocking with xUnit and Moq. Mariliis April 19, 2021 tutorial c#, mocking, moq, tutorial. In this tutorial we will go over how to perform simple unit tests in c# with xUnit, where external dependencies are mocked using Moq. We will go over some of the more basic use cases of Moq: how to set up a mock of a class which has a defined interface, how to deal with async methods, and how to verify a certain method was indeed called.
c# - Xunit and Mock data with Moq - Stack Overflow
stackoverflow.com › questions › 45525519Aug 6, 2017 · As the method being tested is async you need to setup all async dependencies to allow the method flow to completion. As for the private method, you want to setup the behavior of any dependencies that are used within that method, which in this case is the users repository. [Fact] public async Task CreateUser_True () { //arrange var usersRepository = new Mock<IRepository<User, int>> (); var userResolverService = new Mock<IUserResolverService> (); var tokenService = new Mock<ITokenService> ();
Mocking in Xunit- How to verify method that returns some value
stackoverflow.com › questions › 64097883Sep 28, 2020 · performs a 'verification'. This is an assertion that checks if method .GeneratePDF has been called on _mockPdfCreator with otp as its parameter. All .Verify methods from the interface of the Mock object are used to check if some method or property were called. You can also provide some filters to see if certain parameters were passed, for example: _myMock.Verify (x => x.FooBar (5)); _myMock.Verify (x => x.FooBar (123)); _myMock.Verify (x => x.FooBar (It.IsAny<int> ()); _myMock.Verify (x => x.