NUnit support tools - Revision history

Wikicatglobe at 02:10, 18 October 2013

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

Cg_pham at 10:12, 24 October 2011

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	[[Category:~~Guidelines~~]]		[[Category:Miscellaneous]]
	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	NUnit is one of the most popular tool for unit testing in .NET. And the most important thing is that it is used inside CatGlobe and now we are approaching Test-Driven-Development, this means that developers/testers must involve in using NUnit more and more.		NUnit is one of the most popular tool for unit testing in .NET. And the most important thing is that it is used inside CatGlobe and now we are approaching Test-Driven-Development, this means that developers/testers must involve in using NUnit more and more.

Cg_pham at 05:04, 14 October 2011

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			[[Category:Guidelines]]
	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	NUnit is one of the most popular tool for unit testing in .NET. And the most important thing is that it is used inside CatGlobe and now we are approaching Test-Driven-Development, this means that developers/testers must involve in using NUnit more and more.		NUnit is one of the most popular tool for unit testing in .NET. And the most important thing is that it is used inside CatGlobe and now we are approaching Test-Driven-Development, this means that developers/testers must involve in using NUnit more and more.

Catglobe at 03:52, 23 December 2008

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	*If there are 2 NUnit-gui open at the same time, the one that is open first will be attached		*If there are 2 NUnit-gui open at the same time, the one that is open first will be attached

			== Reduce number of test methods ==
			Currently, DomainTester project contains already more than 2000 test methods, making it really heavy for loading. While developing usually we want to test only a few methods but waiting for the whole assembly to be loaded is really a waste of time. Luckily, most of our test fixtures are independent to each others, they only depend on some common classes. This section introduces the reduced version of DomainTester that can help speed-up developing a bit.

			Steps:
			*Right click on ''CatGlobe.sln'' in ''Solution Explorer'' of VS2005/2008
			*Choose ''Add->Existing project ...''
			*Browse to ''DomainTester-reduced.csproj'' in the same folder with ''DomainTester.csproj'' (this file is currently available on trunk only)

			Now, we have 2 testing projects in CatGlobe.sln, which are exactly the same except the number of included files. Then it's your choice of adding any test fixtures that you are working on. Build the project, reload the test in NUni-gui, it should be really fast.

Catglobe: /* Sorting by namespace */

2008-12-22T08:35:08Z

Sorting by namespace

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	*Run the executable. <u>Note: the programe requires no argument and will update the TestResult.xml</u>.		*Run the executable. <u>Note: the programe requires no argument and will update the TestResult.xml</u>.
	*Now, run NAnt as above and you will get some thing as below:		*Now, run NAnt as above and you will get some thing as below:
	[[Image:NUnitReport-Refined.png\|~~thumb~~\|center\|800px\|~~TestFixtures sorted using full TestFixture name (including namespace)~~]]		[[Image:NUnitReport-Refined.png\|\|center\|800px\|]]

	== One click restore database ==		== One click restore database ==

Catglobe: /* Usage */

2008-12-22T08:34:54Z

Usage

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	*Now, it's ready for generating the report. Open command line console (cmd.exe), move to folder %RESULT%, type ''nant'' (make sure NAnt's bin folder is in your PATH environment or you would get an invalid path error message)		*Now, it's ready for generating the report. Open command line console (cmd.exe), move to folder %RESULT%, type ''nant'' (make sure NAnt's bin folder is in your PATH environment or you would get an invalid path error message)
	*A DomainTester.html is generated in folder %RESULT%. Open it and you will get something like this:		*A DomainTester.html is generated in folder %RESULT%. Open it and you will get something like this:
	[[Image:NUnitReport.png\|~~thumb~~\|center\|800px\|~~HTML report for NUnit~~]]		[[Image:NUnitReport.png\|\|center\|800px\|]]

	===Sorting by namespace===		===Sorting by namespace===

Catglobe: /* Sorting by namespace */

2008-12-22T08:34:28Z

Sorting by namespace

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	*Run the executable. <u>Note: the programe requires no argument and will update the TestResult.xml</u>.		*Run the executable. <u>Note: the programe requires no argument and will update the TestResult.xml</u>.
	*Now, run NAnt as above and you will get some thing as below:		*Now, run NAnt as above and you will get some thing as below:
	[[Image:NUnitReport-Refined.png\|thumb\|center\|~~600px~~\|TestFixtures sorted using full TestFixture name (including namespace)]]		[[Image:NUnitReport-Refined.png\|thumb\|center\|800px\|TestFixtures sorted using full TestFixture name (including namespace)]]

	== One click restore database ==		== One click restore database ==

Catglobe: /* Usage */

2008-12-22T08:34:18Z

Usage

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	*Now, it's ready for generating the report. Open command line console (cmd.exe), move to folder %RESULT%, type ''nant'' (make sure NAnt's bin folder is in your PATH environment or you would get an invalid path error message)		*Now, it's ready for generating the report. Open command line console (cmd.exe), move to folder %RESULT%, type ''nant'' (make sure NAnt's bin folder is in your PATH environment or you would get an invalid path error message)
	*A DomainTester.html is generated in folder %RESULT%. Open it and you will get something like this:		*A DomainTester.html is generated in folder %RESULT%. Open it and you will get something like this:
	[[Image:NUnitReport.png\|thumb\|center\|~~600px~~\|HTML report for NUnit]]		[[Image:NUnitReport.png\|thumb\|center\|800px\|HTML report for NUnit]]

	===Sorting by namespace===		===Sorting by namespace===

Catglobe: /* NCover */

2008-12-22T08:33:20Z

NCover

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	NCover is a console application, it receives another application as main parameter. The target application has its own parameter and NCover does have its own parameter too. So, parameters that start with one slash (/) belong to the target application and parameters starting with 2 slashes (//) belong to NCover.		NCover is a console application, it receives another application as main parameter. The target application has its own parameter and NCover does have its own parameter too. So, parameters that start with one slash (/) belong to the target application and parameters starting with 2 slashes (//) belong to NCover.

	~~I will introduce~~ the simplest command use for starting NUnit-gui (create a .bat file and paste the following content for later reuse):		Below is the simplest command use for starting NUnit-gui (create a .bat file and paste the following content for later reuse):
	<source lang="dos">		<source lang="dos">
	set NCover=C:\Program Files\NCover\NCover.Console.exe		set NCover=C:\Program Files\NCover\NCover.Console.exe

Catglobe: /* NCover */

2008-12-22T08:32:28Z

NCover

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	NCover is a console application, it receives another application as main parameter. The target application has its own parameter and NCover does have its own parameter too. So, parameters that start with one slash (/) belong to the target application and parameters starting with 2 slashes (//) belong to NCover.		NCover is a console application, it receives another application as main parameter. The target application has its own parameter and NCover does have its own parameter too. So, parameters that start with one slash (/) belong to the target application and parameters starting with 2 slashes (//) belong to NCover.

	I will introduce the simplest command use for starting NUnit-gui (create a .bat file and paste the following content for reuse):		I will introduce the simplest command use for starting NUnit-gui (create a .bat file and paste the following content for later reuse):
	<source lang="dos">		<source lang="dos">
	set NCover=C:\Program Files\NCover\NCover.Console.exe		set NCover=C:\Program Files\NCover\NCover.Console.exe