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Write and apply FluentContracts argument validation in C#. Use when adding or reviewing guard clauses, argument checks, parameter validation or precondition checks in a .NET codebase — replacing hand-written `if (x == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(...)` blocks with `x.Must()` chains, choosing the right check, writing failure messages, or adding a reusable rule as an `ISpecification<T>`. Also use when the project already references the FluentContracts NuGet package and new code needs guards that match it.

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Apply FluentContracts in C# code

FluentContracts replaces hand-written guard clauses with one readable chain that throws the right exception, names the argument and says what was expected.

public void AddOrder(Order myOrder)
{
    myOrder.Must().NotBeNull().Satisfy<Order>(o => o.Quantity >= 5, "Quantity cannot be less than 5");
}

Before you write a check, confirm it exists

Do not invent a check name. The library has a large but finite surface, and a guessed name is a compile error at best and the wrong assertion at worst.

In the editor, type value.Must(). and read IntelliSense — the package ships XML documentation for every public member, so the list is authoritative for the version the project actually references.
On the command line or from a repository, the generated catalogue of every contract and every check is docs/SupportedContracts.md. It is produced by reflection over the built assembly, so it is the complete list, and it tracks master — a check listed there may not be in the version the project has pinned.
The naming system and the rules that decide overloads, messages and exception types are in references/cheatsheet.md. Read it before writing more than a single check.

If no check fits, do not reach for a raw if/throw next to a chain — use Satisfy or a specification (below). Both fail through the same machinery, so the message and the argument name still come out right.

Adding it to a project

dotnet add package FluentContracts

netstandard2.0 and net8.0, no runtime dependencies. Then using FluentContracts; — Must() is an extension method, and every contract type is reached through it.

The shape of a guard

Start with Must(). It captures the argument's name at the call site through [CallerArgumentExpression], so there is no nameof to keep in sync, and it returns the contract for the argument's static type — int gets IntContract, string gets StringContract, IList<T> gets ListContract<T>, and so on.

Chain the checks. Every check returns the same contract, so checks follow one another directly. .And. is an identity property kept only for reading; use it when it helps a long chain and leave it out otherwise.

public void Connect(string host, int port, IList<string> fallbacks)
{
    host.Must().NotBeNullOrWhiteSpace().And.NotBeMatching(@"\s");
    port.Must().BeBetween(1, 65535);
    fallbacks.Must().NotBeNull().NotBeEmpty().NotContainNull();
}

End with Value() when the guard and the read are the same statement. It returns the unwrapped, non-nullable value and fails a null argument with ArgumentNullException exactly as NotBeNull would — so x.Must().Value() on its own is a complete null guard.

this.port = config.Port.Must().BeBetween(1, 65535).Value();
this.host = config.Host.Must().NotBeNullOrEmpty().Value();

This is the idiom to prefer in a constructor: it collapses the guard and the assignment, and it removes the nullable warning at the field without a !.

Messages

The message parameter is always last, after every operand, and it replaces the default message for that check. It may use {argument} and {value}, which are filled in on the failure path:

port.Must().BeBetween(1, 65535, "{argument} must be a usable port, got {value}");

A message for the whole chain goes to Must() as its first argument. A check's own message still wins for that check:

environment.Must("This should be prod").NotBe("test").NotBeEmpty();

Write the default message first — it already names the argument, the expectation and the actual value, and it is usually better than a hand-written one. Add a message only when the domain reason is not obvious from the check itself ("must be a usable port"), not to restate the check ("must be between 1 and 65535").

The one overload trap

A check that takes several candidate values has exactly three overloads — one value, a set, and a set followed by a message — and never params:

status.Must().BeAnyOf("draft");                                  // one value
status.Must().BeAnyOf(["draft", "published"]);                   // a set
status.Must().BeAnyOf(["draft", "published"], "unknown status"); // a set, then the message

So a message only ever follows a bracketed set. BeAnyOf("draft", "published") does not compile — deliberately, because on a string it would otherwise bind "published" as the message and silently check the wrong thing.

Fixed-arity checks are unambiguous and keep (operands…, message) with no brackets: NotBe("test", "This should be prod"), BeBetween(1, 65535, "…").

Which exception you get

Pick the check that matches what you are asserting and the exception follows; do not try to steer it.

You get	For
`ArgumentNullException`	a null argument — `NotBeNull`, `Value()`, and the implicit null check in `Satisfy`
`ArgumentOutOfRangeException`	ordinal checks only — comparisons, ranges, sign, the NaN policy
`ArgumentException`	everything else

Null and NaN. Ordering comparisons (BeGreaterThan, BeLessThan, BeBetween, BePositive, BeNegative, …) reject null with ArgumentNullException and NaN with ArgumentOutOfRangeException — a NaN satisfies no ordering comparison, as IEEE requires. Equality checks and the explicit null checks accept null. BeNaN and BeFinite are how you ask about NaN on purpose.

Your own exception type is available on Satisfy, and only there:

myOrder.Must()
    .NotBeNull()
    .Satisfy<Order, OrderQuantityException>(o => o.Quantity >= 5, "Order quantity cannot be less than 5");

Rules you check more than once

A predicate that appears in two places is a specification: a rule plus the phrase completing "Expected {argument} to …". It fails exactly like a built-in check.

static readonly ISpecification<string> ValidIban =
    Spec.From<string>(s => Iban.IsValid(s), "be a valid IBAN");

iban.Must().Satisfy(ValidIban);
// ArgumentException: Expected iban to be a valid IBAN, but found "XX00". (Parameter 'iban')

Specifications compose, and the phrase composes with them — ValidIban.And(SepaCountry) expects "be a valid IBAN and be in a SEPA country", .Or(...) and .Not() likewise. A rule needing more room than a lambda derives from Specification<T> and overrides IsSatisfiedBy.

The phrase is a fragment, never a sentence, and never names the argument or the value — the library adds both. Write "be a valid IBAN", not "iban must be a valid IBAN".

Applying it to existing code

When replacing hand-written guards, work one method at a time and keep the observable behaviour:

Match the exception type. A guard throwing ArgumentNullException maps to NotBeNull or Value(); a range guard throwing ArgumentOutOfRangeException maps to a comparison check. If the existing code throws a different type on purpose, keep it with Satisfy<T, TException> rather than changing what callers catch.
Drop the nameof. Must() captures the name from the call site. Passing an explicit argumentName is possible but is only for the rare case where the captured expression is not the name you want to report.
Do not weaken a check to make it fit. If nothing in the library expresses the rule, Satisfy or a specification does — that is what they are for.
Leave non-argument validation alone. FluentContracts is for arguments and preconditions. Business-rule validation that must collect several failures and report them together is a different job; use the project's existing validator for that.

What not to do

Do not guess a check name. Confirm it in IntelliSense or the catalogue.
Do not use BeAnyOf(a, b) — see the overload trap above.
Do not mix a raw throw into a chain. Use Satisfy so the failure carries the argument name and reads like every other one.
Do not use it for test assertions. It throws ArgumentExceptions; use FluentAssertions or the test framework's asserts there.
Do not add a message that repeats the check. The default already names the argument, the expectation and the value.

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name: fluentcontracts
description: Write and apply FluentContracts argument validation in C#. Use when adding or reviewing guard clauses, argument checks, parameter validation or precondition checks in a .NET codebase — replacing hand-written `if (x == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(...)` blocks with `x.Must()` chains, choosing the right check, writing failure messages, or adding a reusable rule as an `ISpecification<T>`. Also use when the project already references the FluentContracts NuGet package and new code needs guards that match it.

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---
name: fluentcontracts
description: Write and apply FluentContracts argument validation in C#. Use when adding or reviewing guard clauses, argument checks, parameter validation or precondition checks in a .NET codebase — replacing hand-written `if (x == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(...)` blocks with `x.Must()` chains, choosing the right check, writing failure messages, or adding a reusable rule as an `ISpecification<T>`. Also use when the project already references the FluentContracts NuGet package and new code needs guards that match it.
---

# Apply FluentContracts in C# code

FluentContracts replaces hand-written guard clauses with one readable chain that
throws the right exception, names the argument and says what was expected.

```csharp
public void AddOrder(Order myOrder)
{
    myOrder.Must().NotBeNull().Satisfy<Order>(o => o.Quantity >= 5, "Quantity cannot be less than 5");
}
```

## Before you write a check, confirm it exists

Do **not** invent a check name. The library has a large but finite surface, and
a guessed name is a compile error at best and the wrong assertion at worst.

1. **In the editor**, type `value.Must().` and read IntelliSense — the package
   ships XML documentation for every public member, so the list is authoritative
   for the version the project actually references.
2. **On the command line or from a repository**, the generated catalogue of every
   contract and every check is
   [`docs/SupportedContracts.md`](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FluentContracts/FluentContracts/master/docs/SupportedContracts.md).
   It is produced by reflection over the built assembly, so it is the complete
   list, and it tracks `master` — a check listed there may not be in the version
   the project has pinned.
3. **The naming system** and the rules that decide overloads, messages and
   exception types are in [`references/cheatsheet.md`](references/cheatsheet.md).
   Read it before writing more than a single check.

If no check fits, do not reach for a raw `if`/`throw` next to a chain — use
`Satisfy` or a specification (below). Both fail through the same machinery, so
the message and the argument name still come out right.

## Adding it to a project

```
dotnet add package FluentContracts
```

`netstandard2.0` and `net8.0`, no runtime dependencies. Then `using FluentContracts;`
— `Must()` is an extension method, and every contract type is reached through it.

## The shape of a guard

**Start with `Must()`.** It captures the argument's name at the call site through
`[CallerArgumentExpression]`, so there is no `nameof` to keep in sync, and it
returns the contract for the argument's static type — `int` gets `IntContract`,
`string` gets `StringContract`, `IList<T>` gets `ListContract<T>`, and so on.

**Chain the checks.** Every check returns the same contract, so checks follow one
another directly. `.And.` is an identity property kept only for reading; use it
when it helps a long chain and leave it out otherwise.

```csharp
public void Connect(string host, int port, IList<string> fallbacks)
{
    host.Must().NotBeNullOrWhiteSpace().And.NotBeMatching(@"\s");
    port.Must().BeBetween(1, 65535);
    fallbacks.Must().NotBeNull().NotBeEmpty().NotContainNull();
}
```

**End with `Value()` when the guard and the read are the same statement.** It
returns the unwrapped, non-nullable value and fails a `null` argument with
`ArgumentNullException` exactly as `NotBeNull` would — so `x.Must().Value()` on
its own is a complete null guard.

```csharp
this.port = config.Port.Must().BeBetween(1, 65535).Value();
this.host = config.Host.Must().NotBeNullOrEmpty().Value();
```

This is the idiom to prefer in a constructor: it collapses the guard and the
assignment, and it removes the nullable warning at the field without a `!`.

## Messages

The `message` parameter is always **last**, after every operand, and it replaces
the default message for that check. It may use `{argument}` and `{value}`, which
are filled in on the failure path:

```csharp
port.Must().BeBetween(1, 65535, "{argument} must be a usable port, got {value}");
```

A message for the **whole chain** goes to `Must()` as its first argument. A
check's own message still wins for that check:

```csharp
environment.Must("This should be prod").NotBe("test").NotBeEmpty();
```

Write the default message first — it already names the argument, the expectation
and the actual value, and it is usually better than a hand-written one. Add a
message only when the *domain* reason is not obvious from the check itself
("must be a usable port"), not to restate the check ("must be between 1 and 65535").

## The one overload trap

A check that takes **several candidate values** has exactly three overloads — one
value, a set, and a set followed by a message — and never `params`:

```csharp
status.Must().BeAnyOf("draft");                                  // one value
status.Must().BeAnyOf(["draft", "published"]);                   // a set
status.Must().BeAnyOf(["draft", "published"], "unknown status"); // a set, then the message
```

So **a message only ever follows a bracketed set**. `BeAnyOf("draft", "published")`
does not compile — deliberately, because on a `string` it would otherwise bind
`"published"` as the message and silently check the wrong thing.

Fixed-arity checks are unambiguous and keep `(operands…, message)` with no
brackets: `NotBe("test", "This should be prod")`, `BeBetween(1, 65535, "…")`.

## Which exception you get

Pick the check that matches what you are asserting and the exception follows; do
not try to steer it.

| You get | For |
| --- | --- |
| `ArgumentNullException` | a null argument — `NotBeNull`, `Value()`, and the implicit null check in `Satisfy` |
| `ArgumentOutOfRangeException` | ordinal checks only — comparisons, ranges, sign, the NaN policy |
| `ArgumentException` | everything else |

**Null and NaN.** Ordering comparisons (`BeGreaterThan`, `BeLessThan`, `BeBetween`,
`BePositive`, `BeNegative`, …) reject `null` with `ArgumentNullException` and
`NaN` with `ArgumentOutOfRangeException` — a `NaN` satisfies no ordering
comparison, as IEEE requires. Equality checks and the explicit null checks accept
`null`. `BeNaN` and `BeFinite` are how you ask about `NaN` on purpose.

**Your own exception type** is available on `Satisfy`, and only there:

```csharp
myOrder.Must()
    .NotBeNull()
    .Satisfy<Order, OrderQuantityException>(o => o.Quantity >= 5, "Order quantity cannot be less than 5");
```

## Rules you check more than once

A predicate that appears in two places is a **specification**: a rule plus the
phrase completing *"Expected `{argument}` to …"*. It fails exactly like a
built-in check.

```csharp
static readonly ISpecification<string> ValidIban =
    Spec.From<string>(s => Iban.IsValid(s), "be a valid IBAN");

iban.Must().Satisfy(ValidIban);
// ArgumentException: Expected iban to be a valid IBAN, but found "XX00". (Parameter 'iban')
```

Specifications compose, and the phrase composes with them — `ValidIban.And(SepaCountry)`
expects *"be a valid IBAN and be in a SEPA country"*, `.Or(...)` and `.Not()`
likewise. A rule needing more room than a lambda derives from `Specification<T>`
and overrides `IsSatisfiedBy`.

The phrase is a **fragment, never a sentence**, and never names the argument or
the value — the library adds both. Write `"be a valid IBAN"`, not
`"iban must be a valid IBAN"`.

## Applying it to existing code

When replacing hand-written guards, work one method at a time and keep the
observable behaviour:

1. **Match the exception type.** A guard throwing `ArgumentNullException` maps to
   `NotBeNull` or `Value()`; a range guard throwing `ArgumentOutOfRangeException`
   maps to a comparison check. If the existing code throws a *different* type on
   purpose, keep it with `Satisfy<T, TException>` rather than changing what
   callers catch.
2. **Drop the `nameof`.** `Must()` captures the name from the call site. Passing
   an explicit `argumentName` is possible but is only for the rare case where the
   captured expression is not the name you want to report.
3. **Do not weaken a check to make it fit.** If nothing in the library expresses
   the rule, `Satisfy` or a specification does — that is what they are for.
4. **Leave non-argument validation alone.** FluentContracts is for arguments and
   preconditions. Business-rule validation that must collect several failures and
   report them together is a different job; use the project's existing validator
   for that.

## What not to do

- **Do not guess a check name.** Confirm it in IntelliSense or the catalogue.
- **Do not use `BeAnyOf(a, b)`** — see the overload trap above.
- **Do not mix a raw `throw` into a chain.** Use `Satisfy` so the failure carries
  the argument name and reads like every other one.
- **Do not use it for test assertions.** It throws `ArgumentException`s; use
  FluentAssertions or the test framework's asserts there.
- **Do not add a message that repeats the check.** The default already names the
  argument, the expectation and the value.

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개요

Apply FluentContracts in C# code

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