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nunitlite

NuGet · v5.0.0 · MIT

NUnitLite provides a simple way to run NUnit tests, without the overhead of a full NUnit installation. It is suitable for projects that want to have a quick way to run tests using a console runner and don't need all the features of the NUnit engine and console runner. Supported platforms: - .NET Framework 4.6.2+ - .NET 8.0+ - .NET 10.0+ How to use this package: 1. Create a console application for your tests and delete the generated class containing Main(). 2. Install the NUnitLite package, which creates a new Main() as well as adding a reference to NUnitLite. This will also bring in the NUnit package, which adds a reference to the NUnit framework to your project. 3. Add your tests to the test project and simply start the project to execute them.

Install

dotnet add package nunitlite

Adoption

All-time downloads
8.8M
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Popularity
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Maintenance
0.75
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Releases per year
3.0
44 versions over its life

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Adoption history

Adoption historydownloads, all time

Observations in this range began OCT 6, 2026. The chart appears after 7 observations; 2 so far. Collecting history.

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Facts from the registry

Latest version
v5.0.0
44 versions
First published
FEB 24, 2012
Last release
SEP 27, 2026
27d ago
Licence
MIT

Repository

Dependencies latest version · v5.0.0

Runtime 1

  • NUnit[5.0.0]

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