| Publisher | Paradox Forge |
|---|---|
| File size | 1.06MB |
| Number of files | 10 |
| Latest version | 1 |
| Latest release date | 2016-03-24 05:35:24 |
| First release date | 2016-03-24 05:35:24 |
| Supported Unity versions | 2018.4.2 or higher |
Supported by Unity 5.3+ (Native NUnit)
Fluent NUnity wraps the NUnit Framework which is the unit testing framework used by Unity.
Full Online Documentation
AAA Unit Testing Software Standards
While the core NUnit is great, it has serious flaws when it comes to readability and maintainability, which Fluent NUnity addresses right at the core, this in return provides you with readable and maintainable Unit Tests to support your development process.
Maintainable Unit Tests? Why does it matter? All successful Software Development Teams will recognize the strong need for maintainable unit/component tests as it is foundation for releasing solid software.
Fluent Assertions makes this a possibility and FluentNUnity now brings this to Unity.
With on-demand and automatic tests to highlight problems before they become production issues.
Unit testing is not a matter of if, its a matter when and it is never to early to start testing.
Fluent NUnity wraps the NUnit Framework which is the unit testing framework used by Unity.
Full Online Documentation
AAA Unit Testing Software Standards
While the core NUnit is great, it has serious flaws when it comes to readability and maintainability, which Fluent NUnity addresses right at the core, this in return provides you with readable and maintainable Unit Tests to support your development process.
Maintainable Unit Tests? Why does it matter? All successful Software Development Teams will recognize the strong need for maintainable unit/component tests as it is foundation for releasing solid software.
Fluent Assertions makes this a possibility and FluentNUnity now brings this to Unity.
With on-demand and automatic tests to highlight problems before they become production issues.
Unit testing is not a matter of if, its a matter when and it is never to early to start testing.
