Verifying requests

Similar to Moq, each setup can be configured as Verifiable(), turning it into an expectation that can be verified later on using Verify().

mockHttp
    .When(...)
    .Respond(...)
    .Verifiable();

mockHttp.Verify();

When the expectation is not met a HttpMockException is thrown when calling Verify() which provides details on which expectations were not met.

Verify methods	Description
Verify()	Verifies that all verifiable expected requests have been sent.
VerifyAll()	Verifies all expected requests regardless of whether they have been flagged as verifiable.
VerifyNoOtherRequests()	Verifies that there were no requests sent other than those already verified.

When a response sequence is configured and verified at least the same amount of requests must have been sent and matched by the expectation.

Verifying without verifiable expected requests

You also have the option, similar to Moq, to verify without having configured a verifiable request expectation. For example, to verify a specific URL has been requested using GET twice:

await mockHttp.VerifyAsync(matching => 
    matching
        .Method("GET")
        .RequestUri("http://localhost/controller/*"),
    IsSent.Exactly(2)
);