Call it another abandonware project from me...
I really wanted to learn dnx and travis ci + .net and publishing to nuget. But I really don't want to write/maintain an "enterprise" software package. I just kind of want to make music...

So I'm no longer devving on this, though if you want to see how .net works on a mac in atom it's a reasonable example.

Chai.js style Expect assertions for .NET
nilgiri is some sort of black tea but it was the only one that started with 'n'...

I really liked the Expect BDD Syntax in Chai.js when I dabbled in Node.
Why not bring it to .NET?

dnu install Nilgiri

using static Nilgiri.Assertions;

Expect(1).To.Equal(1);
Expect(true).To.Not.Be.False();

There are complete examples in the Nilgiri.Tests/Examples folder.

For c# < 6.0 there is no using static so things are a little different. This is already Deprecated(!) and just here until I can use c# 6 at work.

using Nilgiri.LegacyAssertions;

E.xpect(1).To.Equal(1);
E.xpect(true).To.Not.Be.False();

1. Equal
2. Not
3. Be
4. A/An
5. Ok
6. True
7. False
8. Null
9. Empty

dnu restore
dnu build Nilgiri
cd Nilgiri.Tests; dnx test