Tokens can be inserted into a format field in the options page as $TokenName$.

Global tokens are valid in all templates, including test file name and all content templates.

Token	Description	Example
Namespace	The namespace for the test class. Generated automatically from the default namespace for the test project, plus the subdirectory the test is generated under.	MyTests.Services
ClassName	The name of the class being tested.	LoggerService
ClassNameShort	An abbreviated version of the class name, used as a shorthand reference to the class. This is in PascalCase.	For a tested class LoggerService -> Service

Main content tokens are valid for the main template in the "Test File Contents" section.

Token	Description	Example
UsingStatements	All the using statements required for the file. Will include the test framework, mock framework and all referenced types from the tested class dependencies and the tested class itself.	using NSubstitute; using MyLibrary.Services; using System.Collections.Generic; using Xunit;
MockFieldDeclarations	Declarations for the mock object fields.	private IStorage<string> subStorageString; private ISomeInterface subSomeInterface;
MockFieldInitializations	Initializations for the mock object fields.	this.subStorageString = Substitute.For<IStorage<string>>(); this.subSomeInterface = Substitute.For<ISomeInterface>();
TestMethods	The test methods generated for each public method of the tested class	[TestMethod] public void AddNumbers_Test() {         ... }
ExplicitConstructor	The constructor for the tested class, with all dependencies from mock fields passed in. Also usable in the Test Method Invoke/Empty templates.	new LoggerService(     this.subSomeInterface,     this.subSomeOtherInterface)
TodoConstructor	The constructor for the tested class, with "TODO" for all the arguments. This is used when there is no mock framework present. Also usable in the Test Method Invoke/Empty templates.	new LoggerService(TODO, TODO)

Interface tokens are valid for the mock field declaration format, mock field initialization format and mock object reference format. They refer to a mocked dependency that's being passed in to the tested class. For each example in the following table, assume the type is IStorage<string>.

Token	Description	Example
InterfaceName	The root interface name, minus generics	IStorage
InterfaceNameBase	The root interface name, minus generics, with the initial "I" removed	Storage
InterfaceType	The type of the interface, including generics. Is not fully qualified as the appropriate using statements should be added automatically.	IStorage<string>
InterfaceMockName	A unique name for the mock object (Pascal case)	StorageString

Test method tokens are valid for the test method invoke format. These refer to a specific public method from the source class being targeted for a test.

Token	Description	Example
TestedMethodName	The name of the tested method. This is also the only token valid within the "Test method name format" section	AddNumbers
TestMethodName	The generated name for the test method.	AddNumbers_Test
AsyncModifier	The "async" keyword for the test method, if needed.	If the tested method is async -> async If it is not -> ""
AsyncReturnType	The return type for the test method.	If the tested method is async -> Task If it is not -> void
ParameterSetupTodo	Sets up variables to hold parameter values. Uses "TODO" for the value, to force you to populate them before running the test.	int firstNumber = TODO; int secondNumber = TODO;
ParameterSetupDefaults	Sets up variables to hold parameter values. Uses default value for that data type, so the test compiles right away.	int firstNumber = 0; int secondNumber = 0;
MethodInvocationPrefix	Inserted before the method invocation. Takes into account if the method is async and if it returns a value	If the method returns a value and is async -> var result = await If the method is async but does not return a value -> await If the method is not async and does not return a value -> ""
MethodInvocation	Invokes the tested method. Assumes $ParameterSetupTodo$ or $ParameterSetupDefaults$ has been included earlier in the template.	.AddNumbers(firstNumber, secondNumber)

To use a token modifier, add a period '.' and the token modifier at the end of a token name. For instance $ClassName.CamelCase$

Name	Description	Example
CamelCase	Gives a camelCased version of the value.	LoggerService -> loggerService
NewLineIfPopulated	Adds a newline at the end if the original value was non-empty.	SomeTokenValue -> SomeTokenValue<newline>