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Author: goeran.hansen
Date: Wed Nov 4 01:56:25 2009
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This is a description of how to use TinyBDD with NUnit.

+Often we find ourselves working on projects where the Unit Testing
framework is pre selected. It’s hard to convince the team to change unit
testing framework for several reasons: it require devs to learn new API’s
and the team has to change Test Runner in their Continuous Integration
process.
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+TinyBDD is designed to be agnostic of Unit Test frameworks and Test
Runners so it’s possible to use together with any Unit Testing framework.
TinyBDD is an embedded DSL (Domain Specific Language) that can help your
team to enforce a certain implementation style of the tests, and it also
makes the tests more readable.

= 1. Reference the assemblies =
If you want to use it together with NUnit it’s fine. All you need to do is
to reference the TinyBDD.dll and the TinyBDD.Specification.NUnit.dll. If
you for instance are using NUnit 2.5.0 you have to reference the
TinyBDD.Specification.NUnit.2.5.0.dll.
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+= 2. Use NUnit attributes =
+Because you find yourself in a NUnit environment you still have to use the
NUnit attributes in order to run your tests inside the NUnit Test Runner.
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