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xUnit.net supports both Portable Class Library (PCL) and platform specific projects for iOS and Android. Unit tests for Xamarin have two main components, which may reside in the same assembly.
- Assemblies containing tests: install the latest xUnit 2.0 package.
Install-Package xUnit - App for running the tests on a device or simulator: install the xUnit for Devices runner package.
Install-Package xUnit.Runner.Devices
The runner package adds a starting AppDelegate (for iOS), MainActivity (for Android) or MainPage.xaml (WP8) that you should use instead of the one generated by the new project template. Unit tests in the application itself will be picked up automatically. Referenced assemblies that contain tests need to be manually specified as described in the sample code.
- Windows Phone 8 Silverlight
- Xamarin.Android
- Xamarin.iOS (Classic and Unified)
- Windows Runtime 8.1
- WPF/Desktop (future support planned)
- Windows 10
Basic functionality works -- tests are discoverable and runnable. There is a lot of room for improvements in each of the runner apps. Pull Requests are very welcome. One main requirement -- the runner assemblies should be self-contained; they should not pull in additional non-xunit libraries (except Xamarin.Forms).
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