A framework that dynamically generates stub objects for your classes to support creating unit tests structured according to the 3A pattern (arrange/act/assert). Also supports refactoring (no string identifiers) and does not require interfaces.

trying create extension for vs 2010 for auto generate unit tests by code graph method.

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The MassDataHandler is a framework to assist with Database Unit Testing. The framework makes it very easy to insert test data into a database, which in turn makes it very easy to write database unit tests. The user merely needs to specify their relevant data in a simple XML fragment, and then the framework uses knowledge of the database schema to do all the grunt work and convert that XML data into SQL, from which it populates the database. The XML fragments that contain the test data are robust and refactorable. You can include expressions like variables substitution and identity lookup, default row templates, and include statements to import sub-templates. Because the framework already knows the database schema, you only need to specify the relevant data, and the framework can auto-populate the rest of the row’s required columns with dummy data.

NUnitForVS is a NUnit integration in Visual Studio 2008. Compared to other NUnit runners for Visual Studio that allow you to just run the tests, NUnitForVS integrates NUnit tests in Visual Studio Unit Test Runtime. This allows you to run your tests along with other tests (ex. VSUnit, TestComplete etc.) during TFS integration builds and publish the results on Team Foundation Server. It also supports Code Coverage feature of Visual Studio.

A unit testing framework for C# and .NET. Written by original inventor of NUnit. xUnit.net is the top rated framework for unit testing C# code.

xUnitForms is a xUnit extension for unit and acceptance testing of Windows Forms applications. It makes you easier for writing automated tests for your Windows Forms classes. It's developed in C# 3.5, xUnit 1.1 and referred to NUnitForms.