Zealot.TestDataBuilder 6.0.0

Zealot.SampleBuilder

Support developers with creating sample data while writing Tests.

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How to Use

Default usage

using Zealot;

var instance = TestDataBuilder
               .For<Your Class or Struct or any Primitive Type>()
               .Build();

WithOverride

You can alter or override any value during the process of building.

using Zealot;

var instance = TestDataBuilder
               .For<Your Class or Struct or any Primitive Type>()
               .WithOverride(p => p.YourProperty = YourNewValue)
               .Build();

WithListSize

The lists will have given number of elements in them.

• Default is 2.
• Negative number will be result as zero.
• Supported lists are given below

using Zealot;

var instance = TestDataBuilder
               .For<Your Class or Struct or any Primitive Type>()
               .WithListSize(AnyPossitiveNumber)
               .Build();

Supported List Types

• ArrayList
• List<>
• IList<>
• ICollection<>
• LinkedList<>
• Queue<>
• Queue
• Stack
• Stack<>
• IEnumerable<>
• IReadOnlyCollection<>
• IReadOnlyList<>

Not Supported List Types

They will be null.

• IList
• ICollection
• IEnumerable

WithStartingNumber

The uniqueness is managed by adding incremental number of the properties.

• String properties have own incremental number
• Number properties have own incremental number
• Number properties are described below.
• You can change the any starting number (positive or negative)

using Zealot;

var instance = TestDataBuilder
               .For<Your Class or Struct or any Primitive Type>()
               .WithStartingNumber(100)
               .Build();

Number Properties

• int?
• int
• short?
• short
• double?
• double
• float?
• float
• decimal?
• decimal
• long?
• long
• ushort?
• ushort
• uint?
• uint
• ulong?
• ulong

WithLogger

You can integrate your ILogger from Microsoft.Extensions.Logging to the builder

using Zealot;

var instance = TestDataBuilder
               .For<Your Class or Struct or any Primitive Type>()
               .WithLogger(Your ILogger interface implementation here)
               .Build();

WithRecursionLevel

You can manipulate the recursion level.

• Default is zero.

using Zealot;

var instance = TestDataBuilder
               .For<Your Class or Struct or any Primitive Type>()
               .WithRecursionLevel(1)
               .Build();