Xcepto.NET

Testing system behaviour
no matter how distributed

Post Request & RabbitMQ
Post Request

await XceptoTest.Given(new ChristmasGiftsScenario(), builder =>
{
    var rest = builder.RegisterAdapter(new XceptoRestAdapter());
    var rabbitMq = builder.RegisterAdapter(new XceptoRabbitMqAdapter(config));

    // When
    rest.PostRequest<SearchForArticleRequest, SearchForArticleResponse>(
        postUrl, searchForArticleRequest,  _ => true);
    
    // Then
    rabbitMq.EventCondition<SearchSearchedForArticle>(
        e => e.ArticleName == searchForArticleRequest.ArticleName);
});

XceptoTest.Given(scenario, builder =>
{
    var rest = builder.RegisterAdapter(new XceptoRestAdapter());

    // When
    rest.PostRequest<SomeRequest, SomeResponse>(
        "localhost:3000/", new SomeRequest(),  
        someReponse => someResponse.value > 1000);
}

Readable tests

Xcepto features several Fluent Apis, helping you to write tests declaratively. One look at the test usually suffices to gather its meaning.

Adapters for your infrastructure

Various technologies are integrated already.
Creating custom adapters works too!

Designed for distributed systems

Xcepto is build with bootstrapping in mind.