A new version of NUnitEx was released today.
There are only some few new features as:
New assertion for nullable types:
int? nullable= null;
nullable.Should().Not.Have.Value();
New assertion for Action<T> (even if in this case I prefer to use directly the NUnit syntax)
(new Action(() => new AClass(null)))
.Should(title).NotThrow<ArgumentNullException>();
New assertion for string
string something = null;
something.Should().Be.NullOrEmpty();
string.Empty.Should().Be.NullOrEmpty();
Note that in many cases you don’t need news assertion because you can chain a class method to an existing assertion as:
string.IsNullOrEmpty(something).Should().Be.True();Where the new assertion is really needed, to have a more fluently assertion, there is no problem to create a new issue.
Enjoy NUnitEx.
Congrats! I found another time i had to do an assert, may be i was missing something.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to check that a boolean is equal to another boolean.
you have the handy, myBool.Should().Be.True(). But i was expecting to have myBool.Should().Be.EqualTo(myOtherBool)
Should i add it as a feature request or i'm missing something?
Gustavo.
If you want add an issue there is no problem.
ReplyDeleteBtw you are forgetting
myBool.Should().Satisfy(b=> b == myOtherBool)