Generate C#/.NET Xunit test classes with test methods for a single C# file or entire C# project.
If test-driven development (TDD) wasn't followed initially, use Development-Driven Testing (DDT) to generate test classes and test methods to increase code coverage and decrease technical debt. Or, use DDT while practicing TDD to generate boilerplate test classes and test methods.
Requirements
C#/.NET project with Xunit test project.
Test projects must have property IsTestProject set to true to be recognized as a test project.
Multiple test projects are supported.
Tech debt; missing unit tests. 🤷🏼♂️
Extension Settings
ddt.defaultNamespace
For C# files with classes without namespaces, namespace to use for generated test classes.
ddt.doNothingRegardingNullability
Do nothing regarding nullability. Settings ddt.indicateTypeNullability and ddt.typesNotToBeIndicatedAsNullable will be ignored. Original nullability on types will be used.
ddt.indicateTypeNullability
If true, nullability is indicated by appending ? to types that can be assigned null. If false, nullability is removed. (This is mostly used to limit IDE warnings after tests are generated and before actual test logic is added.)
ddt.objectTypeForGenericParameters
Replace generic parameters (e.g. T, T1, TKey, etc) with object.
ddt.reservedMethodNames
If a class has a method with one of these names, its test method will include the new modifier.
ddt.testClassNamePrefixIfFileAlreadyExists
If a test class file already exists, this prefix will be added to the test class name and appended to the file.
ddt.typesNotToBeIndicatedAsNullable
If ddt.indicateTypeNullability is true, these types will not be indicated as nullable.
ddt.useOnlyNewOperatorForInstanceInstantiation
Beginning with C# 9.0, constructor invocation expressions are target-typed. That is, if a target type of an expression is known, you can omit a type name. This setting will use only the new operator for instance instantiation.
ddt.warningsToDisable
Warnings to disable in generated test classes. (This is mostly used to limit IDE warnings.)
Known Issues/Limitations
Most, if not all, of the following you can append "... (for now)". As in, these will be addressed.
Does not account for (as in include) public methods on base classes.
Does not take advantage of interfaces used on classes.
