Highlights Gherkin language constructs (Given, When, Then, And and But) in class and method names to enable easier reading of unit tests written in the BDD language. Resharper with StyleCop enforces Pascal Case (some confuse this with Camel Case) naming convensions. Without using other tools eg NBehave, StoryQ to write your unit tests (which seems like an overkill) it's really hard to read your long class and method names unless you use underscores which forces your tests to look alien to .NET. plus if you use Resharper, it will bug you like hell to remove those underscores unless you have a different set of style rules for your unit tests than your produced code. This tool highlights the Gherkin keywords within class and method names and underlines the first Pascal Case character allowing you to read your test names better. TODO: Examples.. |