Automocking container using Microsoft Unity and Moq.
UnityAutoMoq is available for download on NuGet.
To install it run the following command in the NuGet Package Manager Console.
PM> Install-Package UnityAutoMoqContainer
This will download all the binaries, and add necessary references to your project.
Creating the auto mock container is as simple as initializing a new instance of the UnityAutoMoqContainer class. This inherits from the UnityContainer, so all features will be available.
var container = new UnityAutoMoqContainer();
Resolving a concrete class automatically creates mocks for the class dependencies and injects them before returning an instance of the class.
Service service = container.Resolve<Service>();
Resolving an interface returns a mocked instance of that interface.
IService mocked = container.Resolve<IService>();
If you need access to the actual mock, calling GetMock returns the mock on which you can do custom setup etc.
Mock<IService> mock = container.GetMock<IService>();
Sometimes you need to cast your mocked interface to some other type, e.g. IDisposable.
This is done by
container.ConfigureMock<IService>().As<IDisposable>();
Mock<IDisposable> disposable = container.GetMock<IService>().As<IDisposable>();