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SPOEmulators 0.2-pre released on nuget

Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

I had no support for Visual Studio 2015 in my first beta. I fixed this and added a pester test script to test the init.ps1. I also notices that there are problems with older versions of SharePoint on premises. Therefor I created a second nuget package. The original package SPOEmulators now uses the dependent package Microsoft.SharePointOnline.CSOM as the source for the CSOM assemblies (version 16). The new package SPOEmulators (on-premises) directly references the version 15 of the CSOM assemblies. For details how to use the SPOEmulators refer to the readme on github.com or to my original post here. Continue reading SPOEmulators 0.2-pre released on nuget

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SPOEmulators beta available

Michael (Mike) Kaufmann

Today I published the first beta of SPOEmulators on NuGet.org. The project is open source (MIT license) and is available on GitHub. SPOEmulators is a framework that helps you to write unit and integration tests against Office 365 or SharePoint on premise using the client side object model (CSOM). It uses the Microsoft Fakes Framework to emulate the SharePoint or O365 CSOM. The benefit is, that you an write your tests against the real backend as integration tests. If your code works you can add a little more effort to convert the test to an isolated unit test. Like this … Continue reading SPOEmulators beta available