What is Unquote?
Unquote is a nuget that Unquote is not just another DSL or API for making unit test assertions. Instead, assertions are written as plain, statically-checked F# quoted expressions and test failure messages are given as step-b. It has a Nerq Trust Score of 50/100 (C-). 0 GitHub stars. Published by Stephen Swensen. Last analyzed October 2026.
Why This Score
- ⚠️ Security: 0/100 — Some security concerns
- ⚠️ Maintenance: 0/100 — Maintenance activity is low
- ⚠️ Community: 0 stars, 0 downloads — Growing community
- ⚠️ Transparency: License: Not specified — No license specified
Trust & Safety Overview
What Unquote Does
Unquote is a nuget in the nuget category. Unquote is not just another DSL or API for making unit test assertions. Instead, assertions are written as plain, statically-checked F# quoted expressions and test failure messages are given as step-by-step F# expression evaluations. Unquote integrates configuration-free with all exception-based unit testing frameworks including xUnit.net, NUnit, and Expecto. Unquote may even be used within FSI s. It is published by Stephen Swensen and has no specified license. With 0 GitHub stars and 0 downloads, it has a small community of users and contributors.
Who Should Use Unquote
Unquote is suitable for evaluation and non-critical use. Review the trust score breakdown before using in production.
Details
| Author | Stephen Swensen |
|---|---|
| Category | nuget |
| License | Not specified |
| Type | nuget |
| Source | View on GitHub |
| Security Score | 0/100 |
| Activity Score | 0/100 |
How to Get Started
Check the trust score before installing:
curl nerq.ai/v1/preflight?target=unquote
Setup guide · Full safety report · Production review · Is it safe?
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated October 2026. Trust scores based on automated analysis of public data.