MDAT 1.1.1

mdAT - Markdown Auto-Tests

mdAT is a simple library that replaces unit and integration tests. With mdAT, developers can write unit tests in the traditional way, but without the need to add many test data from JSON, XML, YAML files, or use manual [InlideData] with escaped JSON object.

To use mdAT, follow these steps:

1. Create a normal MSTestV2 with [TestClass], [TestMethod].
2. Code your unit test in the traditional way using Moq, if needed, then call your method you want to test.
3. Add all your desired parameters to your test method, theses will be exposed to be replaced by mdAT markdown test file.
4. Add [MarkdownTest("~/Tests/{method}.md")] with your Tests folder as cases repository (let it being empty in first place).
5. Ensure to surround your tested method with Verify.Assert(), it will automatically validate the JSON expected result, even if it is an exception.
6. Your .md test file will be autogenerated during the first run.
7. Edit your .md file as you wish.
8. Enjoy!

[TestClass]
public class Calc
{
    [TestMethod]
    [MarkdownTest("~/Tests/{method}.md")]
    public async Task Add(int val1, int val2, string expected)
    {
        _ = await Verify.Assert(() => Task.FromResult(Add(val1, val2)), expected);
    }

    // Fake usecase
    public static int Add(int val1, int val2)
    {
        return val1 + val2;
    }
}

All test cases can be stored in a single markdown file:

# Test Add method

Simple test case for addition tests.

## Case 1

Let's try simple `1 + 1` expected to return `2`

``````yaml
val1: 1
val2: 1
expected: 2
``````

## Case 2
``````yaml
val1: 212
val2: 2444
expected: 2656
``````

Using mdAT, analysts and developers can work together with a unique source of tests, and maintainers can edit and validate all tests locally or on a build server.