A tool to generate C# methods as well as test cases for those methods, quickly.
Current update can now create test cases to Assert.Throw and remove duplicate method generation in the Regular class and also defines the way you could generate it as part of the comment just above the method.
It requires .Net Framework 4.0 and above to work with no other dependencies.
You either type the Test case inline or create a bunch of test cases in a .txt file and pass on the file location and the tool will create all those methods on your left and test cases on your right. You could just copy them to your respective class files and take it further.
The tool aims and keeping focus on rapid development without compromising the quality of the code. Download the files and test it out today and make C# development lot quicker and better.
Note: The test case methods have [Fact] attributed as it was developed for xunit. You could just replace those with [Test] or whatever.
Here is one of the sample test case:
Add(1,2) = 3 => Should_Add_Two_Numbers();
Add(1,2) = 3 is the actual method you will be implementing. Add(1,2) is the method signature, = 3 is the return value. This is used in the test case generation.
Should_Add_Two_Numbers(); is the test case for the implementation.
=> is the separator.
Here is one of the sample test case:
Add(1,2) = 3,ArgumentNullException => Should_Throw_ArgumentNullException();
Add(1,2) = 3 is the actual method you will be implementing. Add(1,2) is the method signature, = 3 is the return value. However ArgumentNullException defined in the return value, separated by Comma, will create the test case to Assert.Throws instead of Assert.Equal.
Should_Throw_ArgumentNullException(); is the test case for the implementation.
=> is the separator.
