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- 1. INTRODUCTION TO MSPEC AND OTHER STUFF Edward Wilde
- 2. A LITTLE ABOUT ME I’M NOT RELIGIOUS AN EXPERT BUT SOME CLIENTS ARE
- 3. UNIT TESTING Arrange-Act-Assert BASICS a pattern for arranging and formatting code in UnitTest methods: Arrange http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ArrangeActAssert Arrange all necessary preconditions Act and inputs. Act on the object or method under Assert test. Assert that the expected results have occurred.
- 4. CODE BREAK DEMO ARRANGE ACT ASSERT
- 5. BDD WHAT IS IT? TDD with some structure • Test names should be sentences • Tests should be focused • Tracing requirements, executable acceptance criteria
- 6. STORY Feature: Short clear BASED As an actor of the system TESTING I want to perform some action In order to realize some business value User story Scenario: Some business situation Given some context And some other condition When the actor perform an action Acceptance Then the outcome is achieved Criteria And some other outcome is achieved Scenario: Some other situation related to the same story
- 7. USER STORY Feature: Account transfer EXAMPLE As a customer I want to transfer money between accounts online In order to avoid having to telephone my bank to carry do this Scenario: Account has required funds Given the source account is sufficient And the customer has signed up to online banking When the customer transfers money between accounts Then the target account is credited immediately And the source account is debited immediately Scenario: Account has insufficient funds Given the source account is insufficient funds...
- 8. CODE BREAK Creating a BDD test using SPEC FLOW
- 9. ENTER MSPEC CONTEXT SPECIFICATION FRAMEWORK CONTEXT == ARRANGE or GIVEN SPECIFICATION == ASSERT or THEN DEVELOPER CENTRIC BETTER FOR UNIT TESTING
- 10. TEST when_describe_context { STRUCTURE Establish context = () Arrange Given Because of = () =... Act When It should_...() =... Assert Then It should_...() =... Cleanup test_data () =... }
- 11. INSTALLATION Using chocolatey: cinst machine.specifications run InstallResharperRunner.7.1 Resharper live templates Resharper settings – see resources
- 12. CODE BREAK Creating an mspec test
- 13. TESTING Behaves_likeTBehavior BEHAVIOR [Behaviors] public class AccountInCredit { protected static Account account; It should_have_a_positive_balance = () = account.Balance.ShouldBeGreaterThan(0m); }
- 14. CODE BREAK Creating an mspec test using behaviors
- 15. MACHINE FAKES Integrates machine.specifications and mocking Auto-mocking container Choose between: RhinoMocks, Moq, NSubstitue and FakeItEasy Install-Package machine.specifications.moq
- 16. MACHINE FAKES WITHFAKES WithFakes Base class giving you access to AnTFake or SomeTFake to create fakes WhenToldTo(x=x.foo).Return(3) // create an expectation WasToldTo(x=x.foo) // verfiy an expectation ParamT
- 17. CODE BREAK Creating a test using WithFakes
- 18. MACHINE FAKES WITHSUBJECT WithSubjectT Automocking container Creates subject under test for you TheTinterface access existing fakes
- 19. CODE BREAK Creating a test using WithSubjectT
- 20. MACHINE.FAKES REUSING CONTEXT OnEstablish context = fake = { fake .TheIFoo .WhenToldTo(x=x.Bar()) .Return(“Baz”); } OnCleanup sub
- 21. CODE BREAK Creating a test reusing context setup code.
- 22. MSPEC ALT SHARPDEVELOP TEAM CITY COMMAND LINE MSBUILD TASK
- 23. LESSONS I LEARNED Treat test code like production code Use DI and Factories Be wary of inheritance Tests should be simple Don’t be scared to delete tests
- 24. RESOURCES Machine.Specifications https://github.com/machine/machine.specifications Machine.Fakes https://github.com/machine/machine.fakes Resharper templates http://therightstuff.de/2010/03/03/MachineSpecifications-Templates-For-ReSharper.aspx Resharper settings http://www.thebooleanfrog.com/post/2011/11/24/ReSharper-StyleCop-and-MSpec-All-Together- Now.aspx
- 25. PROJECTS USING MSPEC Fluent NHibernate http://www.fluentnhibernate.org/ Should Assertion Library http://should.codeplex.com EventStore https://github.com/joliver/EventStore Who-Can-Help-Me https://github.com/jongeorge1/Who-Can-Help-Me
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- Nice to see so many people here.This is the first time I’ve given a technical talk, so please go easy on me. On the other hand please also interrupt and throw in questionsIt would be great to have a talk, this isn’t meant to be death by powerpointHaving said that I have 25 slides, almost all of them have no valuable contentTalk is going to cover . Arrange act assert (who here knows that) . Intro to BDD (behaviour driven development) . Quick look at specification and story based testing using specflow, similar JbeHave and RSPec .A fast run through of the major features of the mspec and machine.fakes project
- I’m not religious this is just the way I like to program if left to play on my own in the develop sand pitHowever more and more clients are demanding that programmers are fluent in TDD/BBD mspec, specflow or fitnesseI also love tools, passionate about doing things quickly / optimizing Out of interest how many people use nuget?nuget IT’s new in the last say 3 years and has really changed how accessbile open source projects are to .net dev.chocolatey
- Good practice for organizing tests.
- [Test] public void transfering_money_between_account_with_sufficient_funds_should_credit_target_account() { Customer customer = CustomerFactory.CustomerWithSavingAndCurrentAccount(currentAccountCredit: 0m, savingsAccountCredit: 100m);customer.SavingsAccount.Transfer(customer.CurrentAccount, 100m);Assert.That(customer.CurrentAccount.Balance, Is.EqualTo(100m)); }
- Give a bit of background Dan North etc….Test names should be sentencesSelf documenting, most developers write the test name in business language, and should in terms of desired behaviorFocused What do we mean here, well formed assertions beginning with should_..... If you find your tests are getting complicated and don’t fit a simple arrange, act , assert it might be an indication your class is trying to do too much and might need some form of composition. So refactor and test the interaction with the composed class instead
- A second fundamental choice made by BDD is how desired behaviour should be specified.And you can see that you have a good fit here with AgileThis is an example template and is based on user story specifications, importantly expressed in business language expressing the desired behaviour and business value achieved.
- Writing feature files can be done by anyone! Normally best done by QA or SDET roles
- Context specification framework is a fancy way for saying it’s a framework that helps distinguish context and the specification. The context being the arrange And the specificatoin being the assert partThis is what MSPEC does really well.MSPEC supports behaviour driven designBut unlike Spec flow, it doesn’t allow the business to create the specification and is more developer focused.More refactor friendly
- Looks funny to begin with Statics Lambda’s but you get used to it in the end
- Bare bones you can just use the command lineVisual studio integration with resharper, requires installation
- Allows you to encapsulate your assertions, also makes the test more readable.Important to note:Step1 : Create a new class with a behavior attributeStep2 : Define your assertionsStep3 : Create the context variable in the behavior as protected with the same name as the associated test class
- Installation via nuget.Provides an integration layer between machine fakes and your mocking layer and also abstracts to some degree which framework you use
- A lot of test code an get repetitiveRe-use through composition is normally the best way to go, and this is With (classes allow you to do) using OnEstablish
- Treat test code like production codeSame level of respect and rigorUse DI and FactoriesInstantiating objects in test code, is likely to make your tests brittle and a pain to maintainBe wary of inheritanceCan obscure important meaning of your