xunit by: jnewkirk bradwilson

xUnit.net is a developer testing framework, built to support Test Driven Development, with a design goal of extreme simplicity and alignment with framework features. Installing this package installs xunit.core, xunit.assert, and xunit.analyzers.

xunit.abstractions by: James Newkirk Brad Wilson

Common abstractions used to exchange information between xUnit.net and version-independent runners (xunit.abstractions.dll).

xunit.analyzers by: jnewkirk bradwilson marcind

xUnit.net is a developer testing framework, built to support Test Driven Development, with a design goal of extreme simplicity and alignment with framework features. Installing this package provides code analyzers to help developers find and fix frequent issues when writing tests and xUnit.net extensibility code.

xunit.core by: jnewkirk bradwilson

Includes the libraries for writing unit tests with xUnit.net.

xunit.extensibility.execution by: James Newkirk Brad Wilson

Includes xunit.execution.*.dll for extensibility purposes. Supported platforms: - Desktop .NET 4.5+ - .NET Core (Universal Windows Apps 10+, DNX Core 5+) - Windows 8 - Windows Phone 8 (Silverlight) - Universal (Windows Phone 8.1+, Windows 8.1+) - Xamarin (MonoTouch, MonoAndroid, Xamarin iOS Universal) - Portable Libraries (supporting Profile259)

xunit.runner.visualstudio by: James Newkirk Brad Wilson

Visual Studio 2012+ Test Explorer runner for the xUnit.net framework. Capable of running xUnit.net v1.9.2 and v2.0+ tests. Supports .NET 2.0 or later, .NET Core 1.0 or later, and Universal Windows 10.0 or later.

YamlDotNet by: Antoine Aubry

A .NET library for YAML. YamlDotNet provides low level parsing and emitting of YAML as well as a high level object model similar to XmlDocument.

YesSql.Core by: Sébastien Ros

A .NET document database using any RDBMS, because in SQL we (still) trust!

ZooKeeperNetEx by: Shay Hazor

A .NET async Client fully compliant with ZooKeeper, supporting all features. Fully Task-based Asynchronous (async/await). A great measure has been taken to follow the logic of the official Java client, including all relevant unit tests. In fact, the code is almost identical. Thus allowing easy evolution alongside the Java version.