Blazor FAQ - Testing

Create a simple Blazor Server/WebAssembly application.

In Visual Studio 2019, right-click on the project solution and select the Add > New Project option.

Select NUnit Test Project (.NET Core) and click Next button.

Enter the project name and then click Create button. The created project will be displayed like the following.

Open the NuGet manager for BlazorTest and search with the keyword bunit.web. The result will be displayed as seen in the following screenshot. Select bunit.web and install it.

Right-click on BlazorTest project dependencies and add the project reference BlazorServerApp.

Now, write a test case for a Razor component.

Add a Razor component to your Blazor project.

[Index.razor]

 @page "/"
  
 <h3>Hello World</h3>
  
 <button class="btn btn-primary" @onclick="OnButtonClick">Ping Me</button>
  
 @if (IsVisible)
 {
     <h5>Blazor component is clicked.</h5>
 }
  
 @code {
  
     public bool IsVisible { get; set; }
     protected void OnButtonClick()
     {
         IsVisible = true;
     }
 } 

Add the following test cases in your created test project file [UnitTest1.cs] to test the Blazor components.

[UnitTest1.cs]

 using NUnit.Framework;
 using Bunit;
  
 namespace TestProject1
 {
     public class Tests
     {
         [SetUp]
         public void Setup()
         {
         }
  
         [Test]
         public void Test1()
         {
             // Arrange
             using var context = new Bunit.TestContext();
  
             // Act
             var cut = context.RenderComponent<BlazorServerApp.Pages.Index>();
             cut.Find("button").Click();
  
             // Assert
             cut.Find("h5").MarkupMatches("<h5>Blazor component is clicked.</h5>");
         }
     }
 } 

Then select the View > Test Explorer options in Visual Studio 2019 and run the test.

Now you will see the list of test methods. The test run is successful, and the test case passes. You can also alter the test case if it fails.