Myna: A drop-in alternative to Moq®️, capable of mocking interfaces and any class without an interface.

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In order to use it, you can replace your Moq®️ package reference with:

<PackageReference Include="Myna.TheFatChicken" Version="0.1.1" />

Without Myna, using only Moq®️:

var mock = new Mock<IFoo>();
mock.Setup(x => x.Mocked).Returns(true);
Assert.IsTrue(mock.Object.Mocked);

interface IFoo
{
    public bool Mocked { get; }
}

class Foo : IFoo
{
   public bool Mocked => false;
}

With Myna:

var mock = new Mock<Foo>();
mock.Setup(x => x.Mocked).Returns(true);
Assert.IsTrue(mock.Object.Mocked);

class Foo
{
   public bool Mocked => false;
}

You don't need to pollute your codebase anymore with useless interfaces!

In order to be able to Mock any class, Myna transparently weaves the DLLs after your project has compiled. It means it can only mock classes of DLLs that are copied to the output directory, so for example, you cannot mock .NET librairies, thankfully.

Myna was designed to support other Mocking libraries, but as of right now, only Moq®️ is implemented.

There is no special API to know, everything should work transparently! (if not, feel free to open an issue)
You can just create a Mock of a class and it should work!
For the API documentation itself, you can refer to Moq®️ docs

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