Top 20 NuGet Packages depending on Moq: an enjoyable mocking library

Because your tests should be ridiculously easy to read, write and understand... Sahara is an assertion library and auto-mocking framework that lets you write your unit tests in a more natural language syntax and makes it easier to write unit tests for your projects by helping you isolate dependenci...

Remove the ceremony from your test classes. Easily mock your dependencies using the testable pattern. AutoWrockTestable is an adaptation of Richard Cirerol's AutoMocking wrapper that uses StructureMap's AutoMocking assembly along with the popular MOQ mocking toolset to make it easy to test classes a...

xUnit tests for netfx-Patterns.Adapter.Implementation

xUnit tests for netfx-Patterns.Adapter.Implementation

Extensions for Testing with Moq and ExpectedObjects

The Autofac Implementation of Patterns.Testing

Auto mocking of test method parameters with xUnit and Moq. Similar to Jukito for Java, see http://code.google.com/p/jukito. Check out the project site for some usage examples.

Tests for netfx-System.ServiceProvider

xUnit tests for netfx-Patterns.DomainCommands

Managed Fusion Testing Framework contains common mocking senarios that help setup tests

Test Support elements for developing well achitected, developer focussed Umbraco solutions with Umbraco.Pylon.

This package provides implementation for fake abstractions using Moq framework

Isla.Testing.Moq offers moq testing niceness built on Castle Winsor

Contains base test library and helpers

*TestBase* gets you off to a flying start when unit testing projects with dependencies. TestBase-Mvc adds a rich extensible set of fluent assertions for verifying Mvc ActionResults and for easy setup of ControllerContext and HttpContext for both Mvc and WebApi TestBase.Shoulds ------------------- Ch...

A test library to assist with unit testing Features * DI unit tests in a clean fashion * Easily pull out mocks * Unit test controllers by injecting headers, claims and taking over the HttpContext for more precise unit tests