FastMoq Quick Reference

Use this page when you already know the type name and want to jump straight to the API page.

Most-used starting points

Core test entry points

Arrange and creation

Use the Mocker page for the tracked and standalone creation APIs: GetOrCreateMock<T>(), CreateFastMock<T>(), and CreateStandaloneFastMock<T>().

Provider APIs

If you are writing your own provider instead of using the bundled ones, start with IMockingProvider, then IMockingProviderCapabilities, then MockingProviderRegistry.

Detached provider-first creation and verification also live on MockingProviderRegistry: use CreateMock<T>(), Verify(...), and VerifyNoOtherCalls(...) there when the IFastMock<T> handle is not tracked inside a Mocker.

Reflection-provider reminder: its verification is best-effort and only compares direct constant arguments with Equals(...); it is not equivalent to richer provider-native matcher semantics.

Logging and verification

Extension helpers

Framework helpers

Database helpers

Common models and helper types

Tracked models and provider escape hatches

MockModel equality is type-based, not instance-based. Use it to reason about mocked service types, not to decide whether two provider-native doubles are the same object.

Blazor and web

Fast ways to find a type

  • Use the search box in the top-right and search for the exact type name, such as Mocker or MockerTestBase.
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