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A bunch of demo codes for:

1. GoF Design patterns written in C#
2. Unit testing with Xunit
3. Mocking with Moq
4. Using FluentAssertions.
5. Ninject is used for testing the demo on DI based singletons.

• Patterns\AbstractFactory\AbstractFactory
• Patterns\Adapter\Adapter
• Patterns\Bridge\Bridge
• Patterns\Builder\Builder
• Patterns\ChainOfResponsibility\ChainOfResponsibility
• Patterns\Command\Command
• Patterns\Composite\Composite
• Patterns\Decorator\Decorator
• Patterns\Facade\Facade
• Patterns\FactoryMethod\FactoryMethod
• Patterns\Flyweight\Flyweight
• Patterns\Mediator\Mediator
• Patterns\Memento\Memento
• Patterns\Observer\Observer
• Patterns\Prototype\Prototype
• Patterns\Proxy\Proxy
• Patterns\SingletonDependencyInjection\SingletonDI
• Patterns\State\State
• Patterns\Strategy\Strategy
• Patterns\TemplateMethod\TemplateMethod
• Patterns\Visitor\Visitor
• Patterns\Iterator\Iterator

1. Demos are divided into folders with the pattern.
2. To build all, enterdotnet build
3. To execute all the tests, enterdotnet test ordotnet test -l:"console;verbosity=detailed" to be more verbose.

1. Interpreter Pattern
2. Unit of Work
3. Repository Pattern
4. CQRS with MediatR

1. Under Patterns folder, create a new directory with the new pattern name. Example:mkdir RepositoryPattern
2. Change directory to new folder.
3. Create a new project. Example:dotnet new classlib -n RepositoryPattern -o . or justdotnet new webapi if you like having the same project name as the current folder.

1. Change directory to the pattern you want to add a package for or to the test folder (if you want to add a test package).
2. Add the package: Example:dotnet add package FluentAssertions