// Creating a fake object is just dead easy!
// No mocks, no stubs, everything's a fake!
var lollipop = A.Fake<ICandy>();
var shop = A.Fake<ICandyShop>();
// Easily set up a call to return a value
A.CallTo(() => shop.GetTopSellingCandy()).Returns(lollipop);
// Use your fake as you would an instance of the faked type.
var developer = new SweetTooth();
developer.BuyTastiestCandy(shop);
// Asserting uses the same syntax as configuring calls.
// There's no need to learn another syntax.
A.CallTo(() => shop.BuyCandy(lollipop)).MustHaveHappened();A .Net dynamic fake framework for creating all types of fake objects, mocks, stubs etc.
- Easier semantics: all fake objects are just that — fakes. Usage determines whether they're mocks or stubs.
- Context-aware fluent interface guides the developer
- Easy to use and compatible with both C# and VB.Net.
Additional Features
- every faked instance looks and feels like an instance of the faked type
- helpful exception messages identify where a test went wrong
- raising events from faked objects
- explicit assertions, stated at the end of the test
- type-safe faking of classes that require constructor arguments
- automatic generation of dummy constructor arguments, if desired
- extensible facilities for fake and dummy creation and argument formatting