xunit-to-nunit
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Converts C# XUnit tests to NUnit tests
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xunit-to-nunit
Converts C# XUnit tests to NUnit tests.
Disclaimer: Far from perfect - something I used as a quick hack to convert loads of large tests
Links
- Converter app: jamesevickery.github.io/xunit-to-nunit
- Node module: npmjs.com/package/xunit-to-nunit
:package: Installation
npm install xunit-to-nunit
Usage
Require
var x2n = require('xunit-to-nunit')
Convert test from string
var nunitTest = x2n.convertCode(xunitTest)
Convert test from file
x2n.convertFile('xunit-source-path.cs', 'nunit-destination-path.cs')
Convert tests from directory
x2n.convertFiles('xunit/source/directory', 'nunit/destination/directory')
This function calls convertFile
for all files in the source directory.
Options
convertFiles
has a third (optional) parameter: options
. This should be a dictionary value, containing all or any of the following parameters:
:wrench: recursive (default: false
)
Set to true
, this parameter will convert tests in all subdirectories including those at the source root. Directory structure is maintained at the conversion destination.
:wrench: verbose (default: true
)
When true
, the module logs an info message to the terminal when a file is converted. When a file conversion fails, a error log message is displayed regardless of the value of verbose
.
For example,
var options = {
recursive: true,
verbose: false
}
x2n.convertFiles('xunit/source/directory', 'nunit/destination/directory', options)
Writing converted tests to source directory
When source = destination, '_NUnit
' is appended to the filename. For example, where destination = dir
, dir/SomeTests.cs
is converted and the result is written to dir/SomeTests_NUnit.cs
.
This behaviour can be changed with the following parameters:
:wrench: append (default: '_NUnit'
)
String to be appended to filenames when writing destination files to the source directory.
:wrench: overwrite (default: false
)
If overwrite
= true, append
is ignored, and source files are overwritten at destination.
For example,
// Append destination filenames with `append` text
var options = {
append: '_Test',
overwrite: false // `overwrite` is false by default
}
// or, overwrite source files
var options = {
overwrite: true
}
x2n.convertFiles('xunit/source/directory', 'nunit/destination/directory', options)
Contributing
Feel free to add things / suggest things to be added by either opening an issue or by submitting a pull request.
References
- https://xunit.github.io/docs/comparisons.html