A wrapper around Pact .Net Implementation. To offer extension methods in order to run Pact tests easily.

1. Installation
2. Implementation
3. Using The Package
   • Start Mock Service
   • Create Pact File
4. Cheat Methods
   • Construct Response Body
   • Construct Request Body
5. Provider State Methods
6. Contribute

Run Pact as usual or utilise the useful methods we have provided

See the [Examples] section of the repo to see implementation details

Create a new instance of the Provider Service in your Setup and Start the Mock Service ready for setting up your mock

_providerService = new ProviderService("Consumer", "Provider","./Config");
_providerService.Initialize();

Once your contract has been verified with VerifyInteractions. Then you can create your pact file using

_providerService.Build();

Often you can find yourself repeating the process of adding pact matchers to fields in your response. Why not pass a C# object to these cheat methods to automatically add the matchers on conversion to a JSON Object.

Example:

_providerService.ConstructResponseBody(new ResponseBody())

With the request we simply pass the C# object to the JSON request body.

Example:

_providerService.ConstructRequestBody(new RequestBody())

TO DO: How to use these methods