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Mocking with Pester

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bravo-kernel edited this page Jan 18, 2020 · 13 revisions

This page has moved to https://pester.dev/docs/usage/mocking.

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Concepts

What is Pester?
Isolating File Operations using the TestDrive
Performing Assertions with Should
Mocking Commands with Pester
Unit Testing within Modules
Showing Test Results in CI (TeamCity, AppVeyor, Azure DevOps)
Generating Code Coverage metrics

Command Reference

Describe
Context
It
Should
BeforeEach
AfterEach
In
New‐Fixture
New‐MockObject
Invoke‐Pester
New‐PesterOption
Mock
Assert‐VerifiableMocks
Assert‐MockCalled
InModuleScope
Set‐ItResult
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