how to perform mocking in test project for ASP.NETvNext

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I am using xunit in my project for testing. I want to use MOCK in my testing project. But when I am trying to install "Moq" from nuget, it's giving an error: Dependency Moq with the version 4.2.1502.911 could not be resolved.

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Posted 25-Mar-15 8:54am

RajKumar Mondal

Updated 25-Mar-15 8:55am

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BacchusBeale 25-Mar-15 19:06pm

I never used it but there an article here http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/dacca2/unit-test-using-mock-object-in-dependency-injection/

RajKumar Mondal 26-Mar-15 11:10am

I saw the link. It is good but It is not what I want. I want to add Moq in my vnext project, not creating extra unit test project and then use moq in the unit test project.
I have two vnext project in my solution, one is for my library project and another is for testing purposes.

Richard Deeming 31-Mar-15 15:34pm

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http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/889687/Mock-or-Fake-Testing-in-xunit-test-for-Asp-net-vne[^]

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