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nspec
NSpec is a BDD-style testing framework for .NET. NSpec is intended to drive development by specifying behavior within a context or scenario. NSpec belongs to the xSpec (Context/Specification) family and is heavily inspired by RSpec and Mocha.
dotnet-new-nspec
It installs Visual Studio project templates to be used when creating projects from .NET Core 'dotnet new' command line interface. Currently, it contains a project template for a NSpec test library targeting both .NET Core and .NET Frameowrk. NOTE: Even if template currently creates a project supporting .NET Core Tools Preview 2 (the one based on project.json), in order to install custom CLI templates like this you need to have at least .NET Core Tools RC4 on your development machine.
dotnet-test-nspec
DotNetTestNSpec is a NSpec runner for .NET Core command line interface and Visual Studio IDE. It runs NSpec tests in .NET Core projects targeting both .NET Core and .NET Framework, both from console - taking advantage of `dotnet test` command line interface - as well as from Visual Studio Test Explorer window.
NSpec.VsAdapter
NSpec.VsAdapter is a test adapter to run NSpec tests from Test Explorer in Visual Studio. It runs tests from projects targeting classic .NET Framework. It is available both as a Visual Studio Extension (for VS 2013, 2015) as well as a NuGet Package (for VS 2017). VS Extension for 2017 is under development. It currently supports test projects targeting .NET Framework 4.5 and later, and NSpec 1.0.x. NOTE: To work with old project.json-based .NET Core projects, please try dotnet-test-nspec runner. Support for MSBuild-based .NET Core projects is under development. Support for VS 2017 Extension is under development as well.