# Using collections with MemberData attribute in F#

Working with collections of custom types in xUnit always felt clumsy. To pass such a set of data, you had either create a property or a whole class.
No matter which options you choose, it's a lot of boilerplate.

What a pleasant surprise was how less cumbersome it is to do in F#.

The plan is to compare two value objects defined as a type alias:
```
type StationName = StationName of string
```
The test doesn't require much code as well.
```
[<Theory>]
[<MemberData(nameof (stationsData))>]
let ``compare stations correctly`` (station, otherStation, expected) =
    let result = station = otherStation
    Assert.Equal(expected, result)
```
C# developers, watch out for `=` comparison!

And now the clou. 
Take a look at `stationsData` definition:
```
let stationsData: seq<array<Object>> =
    seq {
        yield
            [| "Sopot" |> StationName
               "Sopot" |> StationName
               true
               |]
        yield
            [| "Sopot" |> StationName
               "Gdynia" |> StationName
               false |]
    }
```
Instead of the type definition for `stationsData` you could omit it and box every value using `|> box`. I found the former approach more readable.

Anyway, that's all the code you need. Simple, isn't it?