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How to use ActionCallback class of NUnit.Framework.Api package

Best Nunit code snippet using NUnit.Framework.Api.ActionCallback

FrameworkController.cs

Source:FrameworkController.cs

...200                InsertSettingsElement(result, Settings);201            InsertEnvironmentElement(result);202            return result.OuterXml;203        }204        class ActionCallback : ICallbackEventHandler205        {206            Action<string> _callback;207            public ActionCallback(Action<string> callback)208            {209                _callback = callback;210            }211            public string GetCallbackResult()212            {213                throw new NotImplementedException();214            }215            public void RaiseCallbackEvent(string report)216            {217                if (_callback != null)218                    _callback.Invoke(report);219            }220        }221        /// <summary>222        /// Runs the tests in an assembly synchronously reporting back the test results through the callback223        /// or through the return value224        /// </summary>225        /// <param name="callback">The callback that receives the test results</param>226        /// <param name="filter">A string containing the XML representation of the filter to use</param>227        /// <returns>The XML result of the test run</returns>228        public string RunTests(Action<string> callback, string filter)229        {230            var handler = new ActionCallback(callback);231            TNode result = Runner.Run(new TestProgressReporter(handler), TestFilter.FromXml(filter)).ToXml(true);232            // Insert elements as first child in reverse order233            if (Settings != null) // Some platforms don't have settings234                InsertSettingsElement(result, Settings);235            InsertEnvironmentElement(result);236            return result.OuterXml;237        }238        /// <summary>239        /// Runs the tests in an assembly asynchronously reporting back the test results through the callback240        /// </summary>241        /// <param name="callback">The callback that receives the test results</param>242        /// <param name="filter">A string containing the XML representation of the filter to use</param>243        private void RunAsync(Action<string> callback, string filter)244        {245            var handler = new ActionCallback(callback);246            Runner.RunAsync(new TestProgressReporter(handler), TestFilter.FromXml(filter));247        }248        /// <summary>249        /// Stops the test run250        /// </summary>251        /// <param name="force">True to force the stop, false for a cooperative stop</param>252        public void StopRun(bool force)253        {254            Runner.StopRun(force);255        }256        /// <summary>257        /// Counts the number of test cases in the loaded TestSuite258        /// </summary>259        /// <param name="filter">A string containing the XML representation of the filter to use</param>...

ActionCallback

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1using NUnit.Framework.Api;2using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;3using NUnit.Framework.Internal;4using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Commands;5using System;6using System.Collections.Generic;7using System.Linq;8using System.Text;9using System.Threading.Tasks;10{11    {12        public TestActionAttribute()13        {14        }15        public TestCommand Wrap(TestCommand command)16        {17            return new TestActionCommand(command);18        }19    }20    {21        public TestActionCommand(TestCommand innerCommand) : base(innerCommand)22        {23        }24        public override TestResult Execute(TestExecutionContext context)25        {26            {27                Console.WriteLine("Before Test");28                return innerCommand.Execute(context);29            }30            {31                Console.WriteLine("After Test");32            }33        }34    }35    {36        public void TestMethod()37        {38            Console.WriteLine("Test");39        }40    }41}

ActionCallback

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1using NUnit.Framework.Api;2using System;3using System.Collections.Generic;4using System.Linq;5using System.Text;6using System.Threading.Tasks;7{8    {9        public void TestMethod()10        {11            ActionCallback callback = new ActionCallback();12            callback.TestStarted("TestName");13            callback.TestFinished("TestName");14        }15    }16}17using NUnit.Framework.Api;18using System;19using System.Collections.Generic;20using System.Linq;21using System.Text;22using System.Threading.Tasks;23{24    {25        public void TestMethod()26        {27            ActionCallback callback = new ActionCallback();28            callback.TestStarted("TestName");29            callback.TestFinished("TestName");30        }31    }32}33using NUnit.Framework.Api;34using System;35using System.Collections.Generic;36using System.Linq;37using System.Text;38using System.Threading.Tasks;39{40    {41        public void TestMethod()42        {43            ActionCallback callback = new ActionCallback();44            callback.TestStarted("TestName");45            callback.TestFinished("TestName");46        }47    }48}49using NUnit.Framework.Api;50using System;51using System.Collections.Generic;52using System.Linq;53using System.Text;54using System.Threading.Tasks;55{56    {57        public void TestMethod()58        {59            ActionCallback callback = new ActionCallback();60            callback.TestStarted("TestName");61            callback.TestFinished("TestName

ActionCallback

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1using NUnit.Framework.Api;2using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;3using System;4using System.Collections.Generic;5using System.Linq;6using System.Text;7using System.Threading.Tasks;8{9    {10        public void TestMethod1()11        {12            ActionCallback actionCallback = new ActionCallback();13            actionCallback.OnTestEvent("test started");14            Console.WriteLine("Test method started");15            actionCallback.OnTestEvent("test completed");16            Console.WriteLine("Test method completed");17        }18    }19}20using NUnit.Framework;21using System;22using System.Collections.Generic;23using System.Linq;24using System.Text;25using System.Threading.Tasks;26{27    {28        public void TestMethod1()29        {30            TestContext.Progress.WriteLine("Test method started");31            Console.WriteLine("Test method started");32            TestContext.Progress.WriteLine("Test method completed");33            Console.WriteLine("Test method completed");34        }35    }36}37using NUnit.Framework;38using System;39using System.Collections.Generic;40using System.Linq;41using System.Text;42using System.Threading.Tasks;43{44    {45        public void TestMethod1()46        {47            TestContext.Progress.WriteLine("Test method started");48            Console.WriteLine("Test method started");49            TestContext.Progress.WriteLine("Test method completed");50            Console.WriteLine("Test method completed");51        }52    }53}54using NUnit.Framework;55using System;56using System.Collections.Generic;57using System.Linq;58using System.Text;59using System.Threading.Tasks;60{

ActionCallback

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1using NUnit.Framework.Api;2using NUnit.Framework.Api;3using NUnit.Framework;4{5    {6        public void TestMethod1()7        {8            ActionTarget target = new ActionTarget();9            ActionCallback callback = new ActionCallback();10            target.Run(callback);11        }12    }13}

ActionCallback

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1using NUnit.Framework.Api;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal;3using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Commands;4using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;5using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Execution;6using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Builders;7using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Filters;8using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Rules;9using NUnit.Framework.Internal.WorkItems;10using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Results;11using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Tracking;12using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestParameters;13using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestExecution;14using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestContext;15using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestData;16using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestLoaders;17using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestAssembly;18using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestFiles;19using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestDelegates;20using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestBuilders;21using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestAssembly;22using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestAssembly;23using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestAssembly;24using NUnit.Framework.Internal.TestAssembly;25using System;26using System.Collections.Generic;27using System.Linq;28using System.Text;29using System.Threading.Tasks;30using System.Reflection;31using System.Reflection.Emit;32using System.IO;33using System.Xml;34using System.Xml.Linq;35using System.Xml.XPath;36using System.Xml.Serialization;37using System.Runtime.Serialization;38using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary;39using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Soap;40using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters;41using System.Runtime.Serialization.Json;

ActionCallback

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1using NUnit.Framework.Api;2using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;3using NUnit.Framework.Internal;4using NUnit.Framework.Internal.Commands;5using System;6using System.Reflection;7{8    {9        public TestActionAttribute() { }10        public TestActionAttribute(string name)11        {12            Name = name;13        }14        public string Name { get; set; }15        public TestCommand Wrap(TestCommand command)16        {17            return new TestActionCommand(command, this);18        }19    }20    {21        private TestActionAttribute _attr;22        public TestActionCommand(TestCommand innerCommand, TestActionAttribute attr)23            : base(innerCommand)24        {25            _attr = attr;26        }27        public override TestResult Execute(TestExecutionContext context)28        {29            Console.WriteLine("Executing TestActionCommand for {0}", _attr.Name);30            return innerCommand.Execute(context);31        }32    }33    {34        public TestFixtureActionAttribute() { }35        public TestFixtureActionAttribute(string name)36        {37            Name = name;38        }39        public string Name { get; set; }40        public TestCommand Wrap(TestCommand command)41        {42            return new TestFixtureActionCommand(command, this);43        }44    }45    {46        private TestFixtureActionAttribute _attr;47        public TestFixtureActionCommand(TestCommand innerCommand, TestFixtureActionAttribute attr)48            : base(innerCommand)49        {50            _attr = attr;51        }52        public override TestResult Execute(TestExecutionContext context)53        {54            Console.WriteLine("Executing TestFixtureActionCommand for {0}", _attr.Name);55            return innerCommand.Execute(context);56        }57    }58    [TestFixtureAction("TestFixtureAction")]59    {60        [TestAction("TestAction")]61        public void TestMethod()62        {63            Console.WriteLine("Executing TestMethod");64        }65    }66}

ActionCallback

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1using NUnit.Framework.Api;2using NUnit.Framework.Internal;3using NUnit.Framework;4using System.IO;5using System.Reflection;6{7    {8        static void Main(string[] args)9        {10            ActionCallback callback = new ActionCallback();11            TestAssembly assembly = new TestAssembly(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(), callback);12            TestAssemblyRunner runner = new TestAssemblyRunner(assembly);13            TestFilter filter = TestFilter.Empty;14            ITestResult result = runner.Run(callback, filter);15            int count = result.Test.TestCount;16            int failed = result.ResultState.Status == TestStatus.Failed ? 1 : 0;17            int skipped = result.ResultState.Status == TestStatus.Skipped ? 1 : 0;18            int passed = count - failed - skipped;19            File.WriteAllText("result.txt", "Total tests: " + count + "20Skipped: " + skipped);21        }22    }23    {24        public void TestMethod()25        {26            Console.WriteLine("I am a test method");27        }28    }29}

ActionCallback

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1using System;2using NUnit.Framework.Api;3using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;4using NUnit.Framework.Internal;5{6    {7        public string Name { get; set; }8        public string Expected { get; set; }9    }10    {11        public string Name { get; set; }12        public TestCase[] TestCases { get; set; }13    }14    {15        public string Name { get; set; }16        public TestClass[] TestClasses { get; set; }17    }18    {19        public string Run(string testSuite)20        {21            var ts = Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<TestSuite>(testSuite);22            var testPackage = new TestPackage(ts.Name);23            var framework = new FrameworkController();24            framework.Load(testPackage, new NullListener());25            var testResult = framework.Run(new NullListener());26            return Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(testResult);27        }28    }29}30using System;31using NUnit.Framework.Api;32using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;33using NUnit.Framework.Internal;34{35    {36        public string Name { get; set; }37        public string Expected { get; set; }38    }39    {40        public string Name { get; set; }41        public TestCase[] TestCases { get; set; }42    }43    {44        public string Name { get; set; }45        public TestClass[] TestClasses { get; set; }46    }47    {48        public string Run(string testSuite)49        {50            var ts = Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<TestSuite>(testSuite);51            var testPackage = new TestPackage(ts.Name);52            var framework = new FrameworkController();53            framework.Load(testPackage, new NullListener());54            var testResult = framework.Run(new NullListener());55            return Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(testResult);56        }57    }58}

ActionCallback

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1using NUnit.Framework.Api;2using NUnit.Framework;3using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;4{5    {6        public void Test1()7        {8        }9    }10}11using NUnit.Framework.Api;12using NUnit.Framework;13using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;14{15    {16        public void Test1()17        {18        }19    }20}21using NUnit.Framework.Api;22using NUnit.Framework;23using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;24{25    {26        public void Test1()27        {28        }29    }30}31using NUnit.Framework.Api;32using NUnit.Framework;33using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;34{35    {36        public void Test1()37        {38        }39    }40}41using NUnit.Framework.Api;42using NUnit.Framework;43using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;44{45    {46        public void Test1()47        {48        }49    }50}51using NUnit.Framework.Api;52using NUnit.Framework;53using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;54{55    {56        public void Test1()57        {58        }59    }60}61using NUnit.Framework.Api;62using NUnit.Framework;63using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;64{65    {66        public void Test1()67        {68        }69    }70}71using NUnit.Framework.Api;72using NUnit.Framework;73using NUnit.Framework.Interfaces;74{

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