Top 20 NuGet nunit Packages

DotNet port of testcontainers.org

A simple library for authoring self-describing, or BDD-Style tests

Setup and teardown of service resources in unit testing and integration testing.

Setup http client resources

Allows for a @retry(n) tag to be placed above scenarios in SpecFlow.NUnit. This can be used to re-run a failed test up to n times, allowing for transient failures (e.g. network related) to be tolerated. Based on Josh Keegan's xRetry.SpecFlow package

Library that provides some helper classes and methods for easier testing with FlaUI.

Provides extensions to NUnit for unit testing Patterns

This extension allows NUnit to create result files in JSON formats for sending via the Test Management for Jira REST API.

NUnit extension for the objects verification.

Fluent Assertions extensions for NodaTime

Deleporter Core (use Deleporter.Server/Deleporter.Client for easy setup) - Simple Cross Process Stubbing. Deleporter is a lightweight .NET library that teleports arbitrary delegates into an ASP.NET application in some other process (e.g. hosted in IIS) and runs them there. One use case is stubbing ...

A set of C# specification extension methods that provide an easy to use 'testObject.Should***()' syntax for use with NUnit

TinySpec is one class that abstracts away your testing syntax. It is a lightweight implementation of a BDD framework.

The WP7 App client library for BDD SpecFlow testing framework for Windows Phone emulator - used together with the WP7 BDD package

This package is now obsolete and has been replaced by the NUnit.Console package. It includes the nunit3-console runner and test engine for version 3 of the NUnit unit-testing framework. The following extensions are included with this package: * NUnitProjectLoader - loads test...

Nant.Builder provides a set of nant scripts that allows you simply build, version, test and deploy your solution to windows azure. See the project site for more details

Library of helpers for testing

Extensions over NUnit to write fluent assertions with the Arrange-Act-Assert pattern.

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