KISS.Moq.Logger

ABOUT

The KISS.Moq.Logger NuGet package contains a set of extension methods to ease verification of Microsoft Logging extensions using Moq.

INTRODUCTION

Verifying extension methods using Moq is not possible due to how the Moq framework and extension method works.

Since the Microsoft Logging extensions heavily relies on extension methods it is cumbersome to compose Verify operations against ILogger since it requires you to moq the ILogger.Log rather than the extension methods themselves.

This NuGet package adds a set of verify extension methods called VerifyExt that makes it possible to verify the ILogger extension methods in the same way as other methods.

USAGE

The usage is simple:

1. Install the latest version of Kiss.Moq.Logger using NuGet.

2. Create a Mock instance for the ILogger or ILogger<TCategoryName> interface you want to mock.

    Mock<ILogger> loggerMock = new Mock<ILogger>();
   

3. Execute the code you want to test

   loggerMock.Object.LogInformation("Hello {You}", "World");
   

4. Add a using statement for the KISS.Moq.Logger namespace

   using KISS.Moq.Logger;
   

5. Use the VerifyExt method to verify the Mock<ILogger> instance.

   loggerMock.VerifyExt(logger => logger.LogInformation("Hello {You}", "World");
   

NOTE: The VerifyExt is only supported on extension methods in the Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.LoggerExtensions extension class.