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The fluent API should direct you in building up a rule, based on a combination of [predicates](documentation/api.md#predicate), [conditions](documentation/api.md#condition) and conjunctions.
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The starting point for any rule is the static [`Types`](documentation/api.md#types) class, where you load a set of types from a path, assembly.
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The starting point for any rule is the static [`Types`](documentation/api.md#types) class, where you load a set of types from a assembly, domain or patth.
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The fluent API should direct you in building up a rule, based on a combination of [predicates](documentation/api.md#predicate), [conditions](documentation/api.md#condition) and conjunctions.
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The starting point for any rule is the static [`Types`](documentation/api.md#types) class, where you load a set of types from a path, assembly.
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The starting point for any rule is the static [`Types`](documentation/api.md#types) class, where you load a set of types from a assembly, domain or patth.
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```csharp
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var types = Types.InAssembly(typeof(MyClass).Assembly);
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Once you have selected the types you can filter them using one or more predicates. These can be chained together using `And()` or `Or()` conjunctions:
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Once you have loaded the types, you can filter them using one or more predicates. These can be chained together using `And()` or `Or()` conjunctions:
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```csharp
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types.That().ResideInNamespace("MyProject.Data");
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```
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Once the set of classes have been filtered you can apply a set of conditions using the `Should()` or `ShouldNot()` methods, e.g.
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Once the set of types have been filtered, you can apply a set of conditions using the `Should()` or `ShouldNot()` methods, e.g.
/// Gets a list of the types that failed the test.
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/// </summary>
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/// <remarks>
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/// This method loads all the types and may throw dependency loading errors if the test project does not have a direct dependency on the type being loaded.
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