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Any

An anonymous object generator. Successor of Tdd Toolkit's Any class.

This version is built on .NET Standard 2.0, so it requires at least .NET Core 2.0 or .NET Framework 4.6.2.

How to use?

Use the package

In the code, static use the TddXt.AnyRoot.Root property like this:

using static TddXt.AnyRoot.Root;

or preferably, if your C# version allows it, add a global using in your test project:

global using static TddXt.AnyRoot.Root;

This will allow you to use several core methods like Any.Instance<T>():

var anInt = Any.Instance<int>();

Most of the features of Any are achieved through extension methods on the Any object. You can add the usings for the extension methods yourself or let your IDE do it for you (e.g. Resharper has this ability).

In case you wonder, the complete list of usings to include all extension methods is:

using TddXt.AnyRoot.Collections;
using TddXt.AnyRoot.Exploding;
using TddXt.AnyRoot.Invokable;
using TddXt.AnyRoot.Math;
using TddXt.AnyRoot.Network;
using TddXt.AnyRoot.NSubstitute;
using TddXt.AnyRoot.Numbers;
using TddXt.AnyRoot.Reflection;
using TddXt.AnyRoot.Strings;
using TddXt.AnyRoot.Time;

(you can add these as global usings if that's more convenient to you)

This will allow you to use methods such as:

var anIntList = Any.List<int>();
var aString = Any.String();
var shortInt = Any.Short();

etc.

Extending the library

As Any is in fact an object, you can write your own extension methods. Take a look at the source code of the bundled ones to see how this can be achieved.

Get more details at codescene.io.