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xUnit.net is a lightweight unit testing framework for the .NET platform. It provides declarative test attributes, parameterized tests and straightforward integration into build and CI pipelines. With a focus on minimal boilerplate and fast execution it suits developer teams implementing automated unit tests and continuous quality checks. It integrates with t…
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xUnit.net is an open-source testing framework for .NET applications with attribute-based tests and isolated test cases.
xUnit.net began in 2007 through Brad Wilson and James Newkirk as a modern, extensible testing library for .NET. Its name points to the xUnit family, while the framework developed its own lifecycle and extension concepts.
Test methods are marked with attributes and discovered by the runner. Each test runs in isolation; assertions check results and fixtures provide selected shared setup.
It describes one verifiable expectation.
It compares an expected result with an actual result.
It provides shared test setup.
xUnit.net helps .NET teams test behavior automatically, in isolation, and reproducibly.
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