JustMock allows you to easily isolate your testing scenario and lets you focus on the logic you want to verify. It integrates seamlessly with your favorite unit testing framework and makes unit testing and mocking simple and fast.
JustMock utilizes a AAA pattern that helps you keep your unit tests well structured, clean and readable. It comes with one intuitive, fluent and easy-to-use API with better discoverability.
Mock everything like non-virtual methods, sealed classes, static methods and classes, as well as non-public members and types everywhere even members of MsCorLib.
JustMock makes testing legacy code easier and saves time and effort by implicitly creating each individual dependency as a unique mock and further ensures stable unit tests.
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In this guide to unit testing Blazor components, we'll cover everything from setting up your projects to simple unit test examples and a master-detail scenario.
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I recently dropped another leading mocking tool in favor of JustMock. I was never happy with the other tool’s syntax but I couldn’t find anything else on the market. I’ve found JustMock is a much more pleasant experience.
Brad Irby
.NET Architect and author of Reengineering .NET, Reengineering .NET
When isolating methods for testing gets difficult when trying to test against legacy code or databases, JustMock really starts to set itself apart. Its features such as MsCorlib, Sealed, Static, Private method and Entity Framework mocking make the seemingly untestable, testable.
I've used a series of mocking tools and I believe that the API for JustMock is the most mature that I've encountered so far. The highest praise that I can give a framework tool is to say that its semantics are readable enough that you don't think about them at all as you're reading the code, and this is true with JustMock.
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