Thank you for covering bUnit and the kind words. It's much appreociated! Ps. yes, CUT is short for component under test. A nod to the SUT (system under test) nomenclature.
Hey Egil! Thank you so much for watching! 😊 And thanks a lot for clarifying. You live and learn. I'm pretty sure I will make more videos about bUnit. Really great stuff!
Can the tests also be included in the project? There's a concern that release code will have tests, that has been accounted for. I tried adding a .razor test to my project but it won't run... Whereas the .cs test does run. No errors or anything like that, the test is simply listed as 'not run'.
Im really considering making the switch from angular to blazor , would you say unit testing feels simpler with bunit as a dotnet developer who uses xunit?
Hello Patrick and thank you for this video. I'm starting with unit testing and after your introduction video, I'm really confuse. For static Web apps like your test here, I can see the point of unit testing. But how can you reasonably implement unit testing in a real Blazor app with a database and call to the server side of the project. What can you really test with bunit that will make sense. Can you implemente bunit in one of your more advance project? Thank you in advance. Karim.
your videos are currently helping me so much, everything i want to research ur vids show up and explain perfectly. But please always include for one thing the repo pattern with injection :)
Very informative video! One question, Is there any other way to test Blazor components? Is it possible to test Blazor components without using a 3rd party package? Thanks in advance,
Thank you for the introduction of bUnit. I think the next weeks I'll have to update my project with *a lot* of tests :D Not only on the client side, but also on the api side. Does bUnit (or any other helper) also show how much of my code is already covered by tests?
Any code coverage tool compatible with .NET should work with bUnit. bUnit is just a library that enables you to run and interact with your component under test (CUT) in a regular test, be it xUnit, NUnit or MSTest test.
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Please create a unit testing video for .NET 6/7 APIs!
Agreed, doesn't seem to be much content at all on unit testing APIs
Please a video on this
Awesome…. would be great to do a part 2 with component that have injected dependencies…
Thank you for covering bUnit and the kind words. It's much appreociated!
Ps. yes, CUT is short for component under test. A nod to the SUT (system under test) nomenclature.
Hey Egil! Thank you so much for watching! 😊 And thanks a lot for clarifying. You live and learn. I'm pretty sure I will make more videos about bUnit. Really great stuff!
Awesome work on bUnit Egil! Very easy to work with :)
Wow... muchas gracias ;-)
Can the tests also be included in the project?
There's a concern that release code will have tests, that has been accounted for.
I tried adding a .razor test to my project but it won't run...
Whereas the .cs test does run.
No errors or anything like that, the test is simply listed as 'not run'.
Im really considering making the switch from angular to blazor , would you say unit testing feels simpler with bunit as a dotnet developer who uses xunit?
Hai, patrick God. i would like to know unit test with gRPC web services on blazor of syncfusion . please, share or upload the video for knowing me.
YES! This was something I had asked about awhile back and I'm so happy to see you do a video on this!
Hello Patrick and thank you for this video. I'm starting with unit testing and after your introduction video, I'm really confuse. For static Web apps like your test here, I can see the point of unit testing. But how can you reasonably implement unit testing in a real Blazor app with a database and call to the server side of the project. What can you really test with bunit that will make sense. Can you implemente bunit in one of your more advance project? Thank you in advance. Karim.
your videos are currently helping me so much, everything i want to research ur vids show up and explain perfectly. But please always include for one thing the repo pattern with injection :)
I like your content but gosh it takes so long to get to the meat. I
Yes would like to see more on bUnit
Please do a video on unit testing in DotNet6. Thanks
Can this be used as Headless UI automation testing?
Is this unit test or UI Test?
Very informative video! One question, Is there any other way to test Blazor components? Is it possible to test Blazor components without using a 3rd party package? Thanks in advance,
good
Tutorial on wasm offline data ?
Yes please :) I would love to develop offline-capable Progressive Web Apps with Blazor.
Hey Patrick. I have an idea for you. What about refresh token for blazor frontend side?
Hi Patrick, good video... did you ever do a follow up with looking at more complex razor pages with nested components, dependencies etc...
Hey Patrick, love your content! Please bring us .NET 6 Web API configuration and authorization with React.
Thank you Patrick, was just what i was looking for, to start testing :) Now i am watching all of Egil's videos too :) Awesome work.
great. love it. the best channel for C# development on UA-cam
Is the a way to get the coverage from the bunit tests ?
Thank you for the introduction of bUnit. I think the next weeks I'll have to update my project with *a lot* of tests :D Not only on the client side, but also on the api side. Does bUnit (or any other helper) also show how much of my code is already covered by tests?
Any code coverage tool compatible with .NET should work with bUnit. bUnit is just a library that enables you to run and interact with your component under test (CUT) in a regular test, be it xUnit, NUnit or MSTest test.
Wow...new room 😂
Thanks Patrick