YUnit, Sample Unit Test Framework for Team Test

UPDATED WIKI: Manual

peli — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 18:21:03 GMT

Manual

Things to remember:

Unit Test == visible static parameterless static method marked with [Conditional("TEST")].

    [Conditional("TEST")]
    public static void Test() { ... }

Does not require any reference assembly, it reuses existing BCL APIs to specify unit tests:

MSTest	YUnit
[TestClass]	not needed
[TestMethod]	Conditional("TEST")
[TestInitialize], ...	not supported
Assert.IsTrue(...)	Debug.Assert(...)

Test can be removed from the final product using the ConditionalAttribute.
Tests can be authored anywhere.
Tests are run through Team Test like any other unit tests.
PUnit walks all the assemblies that are referenced from any Test Project in your solution to find the tests.

How to get started?

Create a C# class library (say ClassLibrary),
Add the following class,

public class PUnitTest {
    [Conditional("TEST")] 
    public static void HelloWorld() {
    }
}

Create a Test Project (say TestProject),
Add a reference of ClassLibrary to TestProject,
Open the Test View and refresh, you should see the HelloWorld test!

UPDATED WIKI: Home

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:13:32 GMT

YUnit is a sample custom Test Type for Visual Studio Team Test. (YUnit is just a sample, and comes with no support or guarantees.)

YUnit turns static methods into unit tests, i.e. you can write unit tests in the product as well (more Manual).

YUnit comes with full source in case you wanted to inspect how it works. This is an example of extensibility of the Team Test infrastructure.

YUnit REQUIRES VS2008 SP1!

Update: This project was named PUnit, but got renamed to avoid clashing with other existing planned frameworks).

UPDATED WIKI: Manual

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:12:20 GMT

Manual

Things to remember:

Unit Test == visible static parameterless static method marked with [Conditional("TEST")].

    [Conditional("TEST")]
    public static void Test() { ... }

Does not require any reference assembly, it reuses existing BCL APIs to specify unit tests:

|| MSTest || YUnit

[TestClass]	not needed
[TestMethod]	Conditional("TEST")
[TestInitialize], ...	not supported
Assert.IsTrue(...)	Debug.Assert(...)

Test can be removed from the final product using the ConditionalAttribute.
Tests can be authored anywhere.
Tests are run through Team Test like any other unit tests.
PUnit walks all the assemblies that are referenced from any Test Project in your solution to find the tests.

How to get started?

Create a C# class library (say ClassLibrary),
Add the following class,

public class PUnitTest {
    [Conditional("TEST")] 
    public static void HelloWorld() {
    }
}

Create a Test Project (say TestProject),
Add a reference of ClassLibrary to TestProject,
Open the Test View and refresh, you should see the HelloWorld test!

UPDATED WIKI: Home

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:11:56 GMT

YUnit is a sample custom Test Type for Visual Studio Team Test. (YUnit is just a sample, and comes with no support or guarantees.)

YUnit turns static methods into unit tests, i.e. you can write unit tests in the product as well (more Manual).

YUnit comes with full source in case you wanted to inspect how it works. This is an example of extensibility of the Team Test infrastructure.

YUnit REQUIRES VS2008 SP1!

(This project was named PUnit, but got renamed to avoid clashing with other existing planned frameworks).

UPDATED WIKI: Home

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:11:31 GMT

YUnit is a sample custom Test Type for Visual Studio Team Test. (YUnit is just a sample, and comes with no support or guarantees.)

YUnit turns static methods into unit tests, i.e. you can write unit tests in the product as well (more PUnit Manual).

YUnit comes with full source in case you wanted to inspect how it works. This is an example of extensibility of the Team Test infrastructure.

YUnit REQUIRES VS2008 SP1!

(This project was named PUnit, but got renamed to avoid clashing with other existing planned frameworks).

UPDATED WIKI: PUnit Manual

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:07:24 GMT

PUnit.Net Manual

Things to remember:

Unit Test == visible static parameterless static method marked with [Conditional("TEST")].

    [Conditional("TEST")]
    public static void Test() { ... }

Does not require any reference assembly, it reuses existing BCL APIs to specify unit tests:

MSTest	PUnit.Net
[TestClass]	not needed
[TestMethod]	Conditional("TEST")
[TestInitialize], ...	not supported
Assert.IsTrue(...)	Debug.Assert(...)

Test can be removed from the final product using the ConditionalAttribute.
Tests can be authored anywhere.
Tests are run through Team Test like any other unit tests.
PUnit walks all the assemblies that are referenced from any Test Project in your solution to find the tests.

How to get started?

Create a C# class library (say ClassLibrary),
Add the following class,

public class PUnitTest {
    [Conditional("TEST")] 
    public static void HelloWorld() {
    }
}

Create a Test Project (say TestProject),
Add a reference of ClassLibrary to TestProject,
Open the Test View and refresh, you should see the HelloWorld test!

UPDATED WIKI: PUnit Manual

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:07:08 GMT

PUnit.Net Manual

Things to remember:

Unit Test == visible static parameterless static method marked with [Conditional("TEST")].

    [Conditional("TEST")]
    public static void Test() { ... }

Does not require any reference assembly, it reuses existing BCL APIs to specify unit tests:

MSTest	PUnit.Net
[TestClass]	not needed
[TestMethod]	Conditional("TEST")
[TestInitialize], ...	not supported
Assert.IsTrue(...)	Debug.Assert(...)

Test can be removed from the final product using the ConditionalAttribute.
Tests can be authored anywhere.
Tests are run through Team Test like any other unit tests.
PUnit walks all the assemblies that are referenced from any Test Project in your solution to find the tests.

UPDATED WIKI: PUnit Manual

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:06:37 GMT

PUnit.Net Manual

Things to remember:

Unit Test == visible static parameterless static method marked with [Conditional("TEST")].

    [Conditional("TEST")]
    public static void Test() { ... }

Does not require any reference assembly, it reuses existing BCL APIs to specify unit tests:

MSTest	PUnit.Net
[TestClass]	not needed
[TestMethod]	Conditional("TEST")
[TestInitialize], ...	not supported
Assert.IsTrue(...)	Debug.Assert(...)

Test can be removed from the final product using the ConditionalAttribute.
Tests can be authored anywhere.
Tests are run through Team Test like any other unit tests.
PUnit walks all the assemblies that are referenced from any Test Project in your solution to find the tests.

How to get started?

Create a C# class library (say ClassLibrary),
Add the following class,

public class PUnitTest {
    [Conditional("TEST")] 
    public static void HelloWorld() {
    }
}

Create a Test Project (say TestProject),
Add a reference of ClassLibrary to TestProject,
Open the Test View and refresh, you should see the HelloWorld test!

UPDATED WIKI: Home

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:05:43 GMT

PUnit.Net is a sample custom Test Type for Visual Studio Team Test. (PUnit.Net is just a sample, and comes with no support or guarantees.)

PUnit.Net turns static methods into unit tests, i.e. you can write unit tests in the product as well (more PUnit Manual).

PUnit.Net comes with full source in case you wanted to inspect how it works. This is an example of extensibility of the Team Test infrastructure.

PUnit.Net REQUIRES VS2008 SP1!

UPDATED WIKI: Home

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:05:34 GMT

PUnit.Net is a sample custom Test Type for Visual Studio Team Test. (PUnit is just a sample, and comes with no support or guarantees.)

PUnit.Net turns static methods into unit tests, i.e. you can write unit tests in the product as well (more PUnit Manual).

PUnit.Net comes with full source in case you wanted to inspect how it works. This is an example of extensibility of the Team Test infrastructure.

PUnit.Net REQUIRES VS2008 SP1!

UPDATED WIKI: Home

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 06:33:19 GMT

PUnit is a sample custom Test Type for Visual Studio Team Test. (PUnit is just a sample, and comes with no support or guarantees.)

PUnit turns static methods into unit tests, i.e. you can write unit tests in the product as well (more PUnit Manual).

PUnit comes with full source in case you wanted to inspect how it works. This is an example of extensibility of the Team Test infrastructure.

PUnit REQUIRES VS2008 SP1!

UPDATED WIKI: Home

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 06:29:06 GMT

PUnit is a sample custom Test Type for Visual Studio Team Test.

PUnit turns static methods into unit tests, i.e. you can write unit tests in the product as well (more PUnit Manual).

PUnit comes with full source in case you wanted to inspect how it works. This is an example of extensibility of the Team Test infrastructure.

PUnit REQUIRES VS2008 SP1!

UPDATED WIKI: Home

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 06:28:51 GMT

    // this is a test!
    [Conditional("TEST")]
    public static void Test() { Debug.Assert(...);  }

PUnit comes with full source in case you wanted to inspect how it works. This is an example of extensibility of the Team Test infrastructure.

PUnit REQUIRES VS2008 SP1!

UPDATED WIKI: Home

peli — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 06:28:08 GMT