1. Create a class library project
2. Add references to
   1. Typemock.Lint.SDK.dll
   2. Typemock.CodeReview.Common.dll
   3. ICSharpCode.NRefactory.dll
which can be found at C:Users[your user name]AppDataLocalMicrosoftVisualStudio10.0ExtensionsTypemockTypemock Test Lint1.1200.201
3. Create a new class, and add the following using: using Typemock.Lint.SDK;
4. Inherit from BaseTestReviewer
   

   public class MyRule:BaseTestReviewer
       {
       }

5. Let's say we're trying to create a rule that flags "IF" logic inside a unit test as problematic. We need to override the base method that "visits" "IF" logic:

   public override object VisitIfElseStatement(
   IfElseStatement ifElseStatement, object data)
           {
               return base.VisitIfElseStatement(ifElseStatement, data);
           }

6. To flag the location, use the ExpressionHelper class to make a ReviewInfo object form the current Code Element, and add it to the current rule's Reviews collection. You should also provide the url that will be used when the user clicks "more information" (just use http:/typemock.com as the default. Also provide the title and text to describe that rule.

   public override object VisitIfElseStatement(
   IfElseStatement ifElseStatement, object data)
           {
               ReviewInfo info = 
                   ExpressionHelpers.MakeReviewFromExpression(this, ifElseStatement,
                                     ruleUrl: "http:/MyUrl.com",
                                     text: "You can't have IFs inside tests",
                                     title: "IF discovered");
               Reviews.Add(info);
               return base.VisitIfElseStatement(ifElseStatement, data);
           }

7. Now, make sure you are only reviewing tests:

   public override object VisitIfElseStatement(
   IfElseStatement ifElseStatement, object data)
           {
               if (false==IsInsideTestMethod)
               {
                   return base.VisitIfElseStatement(ifElseStatement, data);
               }
               
   /...
           }

8. Compile the project. Put the compiled dll under C:Users[your user name]AppDataLocalMicrosoftVisualStudio10.0ExtensionsTypemockTypemock Test Lint1.1200.201Extensions
9. You don't need to close visual studio. Just open a new source file and the new rule will be loaded.

1. Create a test project
2. Add the three references as shown in the first section, item #2
3. Write a test that asks the rule to check a specific file code and then checks how many reviews it returns (I it’s flags, it should have one review or more)

[Test]
        public void MyRule_CodeWithIF_Flagged()
        {
            string code = @"
                        namespace Something
                        {
                            [TestFixtures]
                            public class SomeClass
                            {
                                [Test]
                                public void SomeTestToReview()
                                {
                                    if(something)
                                    {
                                        /do something
                                    }
                                }
                            }
                        }
";
            MyRule rule = new MyRule();    
            rule.ReviewSingleFileContent(code);

            Assert.AreEqual(1, rule.Reviews.Count);
        }