csharp

Continuing the series of HttpClient Interception library by Just Eat by looking at how to use templating to reuse the same bundle definitions across multiple tests.

Ever needed to run a test when in debug mode but not in release? Let’s show a quick tip on how to achieve this with minimal noise in your code.

Beginner friendly usage of a HttpClient in a console application to make a simple request but using dependency injection to create HttpClient instances.

Taking a look at how we can easily define multiple request templates when testing with the HttpClient Interception library from Just Eat Tech.

Making sure tests fail if not all request matches are defined using the HttpClient Interception library from Just Eat Tech.

Introduction to the basics of setting up the HttpClient Interception library from Just Eat Tech to allow for testing items which rely on HttpClient.

Second Lightning talk presented to .NET Oxford on evening of the 21st April 2021. The talk was a very high level overview of the Just East HttpClient Interception library.

Looking to easily create mock data for unit testing, harnessing the power of AutoFixture, C#9 Records and the Builder Pattern to aid with consistency and maintainability.

Want to strongly type your configuration but don’t like IOptions? Let’s take a look how to do this in Azure Functions.

My dependencies and configuration weren’t being loaded into my new Azure Function application, what did I miss?