C# Class NUnitLite.AutoRun

The AutoRun class is used by executable test assemblies to control their own execution. Call it from your executable test like this: new AutoRun().Execute(args); The arguments can be those passed into your exe or constructed for the purpose in your code. If the tests are in a dll, you can write a stub executable that runs them like this: new Autorun().Execute(testAssembly, args); When running tests compiled against the portable framework, the methods above are not available. Run your tests like this: new AutoRun().Execute(testAssembly, args, output, input); Where output is an ExtendedTextWriter (normally a ColorConsoleWriter) and input is usually Console.In and is used by the --wait option.

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Public Methods

Method	Description
AutoRun ( ) : System	Default Constructor, only used where GetCallingAssembly is available
AutoRun ( Assembly testAssembly ) : System	Constructor for use where GetCallingAssembly is not available, requiring the assembly to be passed.
Execute ( string args ) : int	Execute the tests in the assembly, passing in a list of arguments.
Execute ( string args, NUnit.Common.ExtendedTextWriter writer, TextReader reader ) : int	Execute the tests in the assembly, passing in a list of arguments, a test assembly a writer and a reader. For use in builds for runtimes that don't support Assembly.GetCallingAssembly().

Method Details

AutoRun() public method

Default Constructor, only used where GetCallingAssembly is available

public AutoRun ( ) : System
return	System

AutoRun() public method

Constructor for use where GetCallingAssembly is not available, requiring the assembly to be passed.

public AutoRun ( Assembly testAssembly ) : System
testAssembly	System.Reflection.Assembly	The test assembly
return	System

Execute() public method

Execute the tests in the assembly, passing in a list of arguments.

public Execute ( string args ) : int
args	string	arguments for NUnitLite to use
return	int

Execute() public method

Execute the tests in the assembly, passing in a list of arguments, a test assembly a writer and a reader. For use in builds for runtimes that don't support Assembly.GetCallingAssembly().

public Execute ( string args, NUnit.Common.ExtendedTextWriter writer, TextReader reader ) : int
args	string	Arguments passed to NUnitLite
writer	NUnit.Common.ExtendedTextWriter	An ExtendedTextWriter to which output will be written
reader	System.IO.TextReader	A TextReader used when waiting for input
return	int