Usage

Create<T>

Create<T> will instantiate an object, filling any dependencies with mock objects. For example,

public class ClassWithDependencies{
    public ClassWithDependencies(IFoo foo, IBar bar){
    }
}
var mocker = new AutoMoqer();

var classWithDependencies = mocker.Create<ClassWithDependencies>();

The mocks that are passed to the object are accessible through GetMock<T>.

GetMock<T>

GetMock<T> allows you to get the mock object that was passed to an object that was instantiated, like this:

public class ClassWithDependencies{
    public ClassWithDependencies(IFoo foo, IBar bar){
    }
}
var mocker = new AutoMoqer();

var classWithDependencies = mocker.Create<ClassWithDependencies>();

// both of these lines return the same mock that was used to create classWithDependencies
var foo = mocker.GetMock<IFoo>(); 
var bar = mocker.GetMock<IBar>(); 

GetMock<T> also allows you to access the mock object before they are used to create an object, like this:

public class ClassWithDependencies{
    public ClassWithDependencies(IFoo foo, IBar bar){
    }
}

var mocker = new AutoMoqer();

// both of these will be used to create classWithDependencies
var foo = mocker.GetMock<IFoo>(); 
var bar = mocker.GetMock<IBar>(); 

var classWithDependencies = mocker.Create<ClassWithDependencies>();

SetInstance<T>

public class ClassWithDependencies{
    public ClassWithDependencies(IFoo foo, IBar bar){
    }
}

var mocker = new AutoMoqer();

// this will be used as IFoo when creating classWithDependencies
mocker.SetInstance<IFoo>(new Foo());  

var classWithDependencies = mocker.Create<ClassWithDependencies>();