This is a community fork of tcunit/TcUnit maintained by @Zeugwerk.
We created this fork to collect and integrate our and others community contributions that we want to use. Most notably, this fork improves the Test Explorer in Zeugwerk Creator, where the xUnit publisher changes in particular make a noticeable difference in how test results are reported and displayed.
The following pull requests from the upstream repository have been merged into this fork:
- #270 — feat: allow to disable the ads logger completely
- #269 — feat: added ci/cd
- #268 — feat: Improvements on XUnitPublisher
- #252 — Escape some characters in xunit_results.xml
- #249 — Documentation improved
- #208 — feat(xUnitXmlPublisher): Include assertion message in test output
- #179 — Feature/add awaiting assertion capability
Pull requests are welcome! If you have an improvement or bug fix, please consider opening your PR in the upstream repository first - that remains the official home of TcUnit and the best place for contributions to reach the widest audience. We periodically review all open PRs upstream, test them, and integrate the ones that make sense — both for our own use cases and to keep useful community contributions generally available. If we missed a PR, which is particular important for you, please give us a heads up and write an issue on the repository.
Welcome to the documentation TcUnit - an xUnit testing framework for Beckhoff's TwinCAT 3.
Main documentation site is available on:
www.tcunit.org
What is test driven development and unit testing?
Familiarize yourself with the basic concepts and specifics for TcUnit.
Want to know how to get started?
Read the user guide.
Want to see a more advanced programming example?
Read the programming example.
Want to download a precompiled version of the library?
Go to the releases.
Want to contribute to the project?
That's fantastic! There are two ways to do this.
- Contribute with your time and knowledge by fixing issues or adding new features. Please read the CONTRIBUTING first.
- By becoming a sponsor.
Have any questions? Found a bug or want to discuss an idea?
Check the F.A.Q.
Check the open and closed issues.
If your issue does not already exist, create a new.
For general ideas/discussions, use the discussions.