XMapper.Testing 2.0.0

XMapper.Testing

Automate the testing of all your object-to-object mappers with one line of unit test code. <p align="center"> <img src="https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/103217522?s=150&v=4" alt="XMapper logo"/> </p>

Available via NuGet.

For more information about creating and using a mapper, see XMapper.

Example

1. Define your mappers as static fields or static properties:

using XMapper;

namespace DummyAssembly1;

public class Class1
{
    public static XMapper<DummyA, DummyB> MapperField =
        new XMapper<DummyA, DummyB>(PropertyList.Target); // Should fail: DummyB.XString has no match.
}

public class DummyA
{
    public int XInt { get; set; } = 1;
}

public class DummyB
{
    public int XInt { get; set; } = 2;
    public string XString { get; set; } = "B";
}

2. Test all mappers via a single method call inside a unit test:

using XMapper.Testing;
using Xunit;

public class MyXMapperTests
{
    [Fact]
    public void AllAreValid()
    {
        AssertXMapper.AllAreValidInAssembly("DummyAssembly1", TestCases.All);
    }
}

All assert options

using XMapper.Testing;


// and inside a unit test method, call one of these:

AssertXMapper.AllAreValidInAssembly("Project1", TestCases.All);

AssertXMapper.AllAreValidInAssemblies(new [] { "MyProject1", "MyProject2" }, TestCases.All);

AssertXMapper.AllAreValidInAssembly(Assembly.Load("AnotherAssembly"), TestCases.All); 

AssertXMapper.AllAreValidInAssemblies(new [] { Assembly.Load("MyAssembly1"), Assembly.Load("MyAssembly2") }, TestCases.All);


// or only validate specific mappers:

AssertXMapper.IsValid(mapper, TestCases.All);

mapper.IsValid(TestCases.All)); // extension method

In your editor, hover the TestCases enum values to find out more about its options.