.NetSpecExporter
.NetSpecExporter will generate an AgileDox-like listing of the expected behavior from your test classes. It does not require you to actually use .NetSpec as it uses the Microsoft unit testing framwork's attributes when generating the output.
It can also parse testresult (.trx) files from Visual studio or team builds and present them in an easy to read format.
Usage
Command line: Usage: NetSpecExporter [-xml] <full path or filename of assembly or .trx testresult file>
Result
Result of running on an assembly with the following class
namespace NetSpecExporterSpecs
{
[TestClass]
public class NameFormatterDescription
{
[TestMethod]
public void ShouldInsertSpaceBetweenWords()
{
...test code...
}
[TestMethod]
public void ShouldKeepNumbersTogether()
{
...test code...
}
[TestMethod]
public void ShouldUppercaseFirstLetter()
{
...test code...
}
}
}
Text output from assembly
Name formatter description - NetSpecExporterSpecs.NameFormatterDescription - should insert space between words - should keep numbers together - should uppercase first letter ...
Xml output (with -xml) from assembly
<specifications> <description type="NetSpecExporterSpecs.NameFormatterDescription"> <name>Name formatter description</name> <behaviors> <behavior realName="ShouldInsertSpaceBetweenWords">should insert space between words</behavior> <behavior realName="ShouldKeepNumbersTogether">should keep numbers together</behavior> <behavior realName="ShouldUppercaseFirstLetter">should uppercase first letter</behavior> </behaviors> </description> ... </specifications>
Xml output (with -xml) from .trx test result file with included stylesheet
Known bugs
- Shows the date in wrong locale on .trx export