NUnit Test Results Viewer

NUnit Test Results Viewer is a cool tool designed for expert users. It’s lightweight, free, and open-source, which means you can download it without spending a dime! This app helps you open and view XML files created by NUnit, the unit testing framework made for Microsoft .NET. These XML files are super important because they show the results of your tests.

Simple Interface

The interface of NUnit Test Results Viewer is really straightforward. It has just one window with a minimal design that keeps everything neat and organized. To get started, you can easily open an XML file using the built-in file browser or just drag-and-drop your file right in!

Tree View Organization

When you open a file, you'll see the information grouped in a tree view by Namespace. This makes it easy to find what you're looking for! You’ll not only see detailed info about each test but also the Message and Stack Trace if needed.

Filter Options

You can expand or collapse entries in the tree view to keep things tidy. Plus, if you want to focus on specific statuses like error, failure, invalid, skipped, ignored, inconclusive, or success, there’s an option to filter those out too. Just keep in mind that this app doesn’t let you edit anything.

No Setup Required

Besides having .NET Framework, there’s nothing else you need to set up! The entire program comes as a single .exe file that you can save anywhere on your computer or even on a USB stick so you can run it on any machine without hassle.

Easy Uninstalling

This tool is super user-friendly because it doesn't mess with your system—it won't create files without your say-so or clutter up your system registry. If you ever want to uninstall it, just delete the executable file!

Performance Tested

In our tests, NUnit Test Results Viewer didn’t slow down our computers at all; it used low CPU and RAM while running smoothly without crashing or hanging up. Just be aware that if you try to open an unsupported XML file that wasn’t made by NUnit using drag-and-drop, it might throw up an error dialog.

If you're looking for a simple way to check out test results from NUnit easily and efficiently, check out NUnit Test Results Viewer here!