About this software
Fluent Assertions is a .NET assertion library that provides expressive, readable extension methods for unit tests. It helps developers write intention-revealing assertions and supports custom extension points for matchers and formatters. Xceed offers the library as part of its developer tools, with compatibility across multiple .NET platforms and integration with major testing frameworks. Licensing and support options differ between community and commercial use; consult Xceed documentation for details.
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Benefits
- Readable fluent syntax: Write assertions that read like natural language.
- Wide .NET platform support: Compatible with .NET Framework, .NET Core, and .NET Standard versions.
- Testing framework compatibility: Integrates with MSTest, xUnit, NUnit, MSpec, and TUnit.
- Extensible assertion APIs: Provides extension points for custom matchers and formatters.
- Commercial and community licensing: Offered under Xceed commercial license with community non-commercial use options.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation: Comprehensive documentation is available on the Xceed Fluent Assertions product pages.
- Community support: Community channels such as GitHub and StackOverflow are recommended for general questions.
- Priority support available: Priority support and enterprise assistance are offered to commercial license holders.
- Release notes and changelogs: Release notes and changelogs are published on the Xceed site for each release.
- Issue tracking: Bugs and feature requests can be filed through the project's issue tracker as noted in docs.
Frequently asked questions
What is Xceed Fluent Assertion?
Xceed Fluent Assertion is a software assertion library that provides a fluent, chainable API for expressing expectations in automated tests.
How is Xceed Fluent Assertion used in test code?
Use its fluent methods inside test cases to articulate expected values and behavior; assertion failures are reported to the test runner as mismatches.
Can Xceed Fluent Assertion be used for unit and integration tests?
Yes. It is intended to express expectations across different test scopes, allowing the same fluent syntax to be applied in unit and integration tests.
What documentation and examples are available for Xceed Fluent Assertion?
Product documentation generally includes API references, usage examples, and code snippets that demonstrate common assertion patterns and recommended usage.