GaneshSPatil/assertthat

assertthat provides fluent TDD.

assertthat

assertthat provides fluent TDD.

Installation

$ npm install assertthat

Quick Start

First you need to add a reference to assertthat to your application.

const assert = require('assertthat');

Now you are able to use the various constraints.

const add = function(first, second) {
  return first + second;
};

const actual = add(23, 42),
      expected = 65;

assert.that(actual).is.equalTo(expected);

Available constraints

Please note that any constraint can be negated using the not keyword.

atLeast

Asserts that actual is greater than or equal to expected.

assert.that(actual).is.atLeast(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.atLeast(expected);

atMost

Asserts that actual is less than or equal to expected.

assert.that(actual).is.atMost(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.atMost(expected);

between

Asserts that actual is between expectedLow and expectedHigh.

assert.that(actual).is.between(expectedLow, expectedHigh);
assert.that(actual).is.not.between(expectedLow, expectedHigh);

containing

Asserts that actual contains expected.

assert.that(actual).is.containing(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.containing(expected);

containingAnyOf

Asserts that actual contains any of expected.

assert.that(actual).is.containingAnyOf(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.containingAnyOf(expected);

containingAllOf

Asserts that actual contains all of expected.

assert.that(actual).is.containingAllOf(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.containingAllOf(expected);

endingWith

Asserts that actual ends with expected.

assert.that(actual).is.endingWith(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.endingWith(expected);

equalTo

Asserts that actual is equal to expected.

assert.that(actual).is.equalTo(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.equalTo(expected);

false

Asserts that actual is false.

assert.that(actual).is.false();
assert.that(actual).is.not.false();

falsy

Asserts that actual is falsy.

assert.that(actual).is.falsy();
assert.that(actual).is.not.falsy();

greaterThan

Asserts that actual is greater than expected.

assert.that(actual).is.greaterThan(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.greaterThan(expected);

instanceOf

Asserts that actual is an instance of expected.

assert.that(actual).is.instanceOf(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.instanceOf(expected);

lessThan

Asserts that actual is less than expected.

assert.that(actual).is.lessThan(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.lessThan(expected);

matching

Asserts that actual matches expected where expected is a regular expression.

assert.that(actual).is.matching(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.matching(expected);

NaN

Asserts that actual is NaN.

assert.that(actual).is.NaN();
assert.that(actual).is.not.NaN();

null

Asserts that actual is null.

assert.that(actual).is.null();
assert.that(actual).is.not.null();

ofType

Asserts that actual is of type expected.

assert.that(actual).is.ofType(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.ofType(expected);

sameAs

Asserts that actual is identical to expected.

assert.that(actual).is.sameAs(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.sameAs(expected);

sameJsonAs

Asserts that actual is stringified as the same JSON as expected.

assert.that(actual).is.sameJsonAs(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.sameJsonAs(expected);

startingWith

Asserts that actual starts with expected.

assert.that(actual).is.startingWith(expected);
assert.that(actual).is.not.startingWith(expected);

throwing

Asserts that f throws an exception.

assert.that(() => {
  f();
}).is.throwing();
assert.that(() => {
  f();
}).is.not.throwing();

Alternatively, asserts that f throws an exception with the expected message. For the expected message you can either specify a string, a regular expression or a predicate.

assert.that(() => {
  f();
}).is.throwing(expected);
assert.that(() => {
  f();
}).is.not.throwing(expected);

throwingAsync

Asserts that f throws an exception.

await assert.that(async () => {
  await f();
}).is.throwingAsync();
await assert.that(async () => {
  await f();
}).is.not.throwingAsync();

Alternatively, asserts that f throws an exception with the expected message. For the expected message you can either specify a string, a regular expression or a predicate.

await assert.that(async () => {
  await f();
}).is.throwingAsync(expected);
await assert.that(async () => {
  await f();
}).is.not.throwingAsync(expected);

true

Asserts that actual is true.

assert.that(actual).is.true();
assert.that(actual).is.not.true();

undefined

Asserts that actual is undefined.

assert.that(actual).is.undefined();
assert.that(actual).is.not.undefined();

Running the build

To build this module use roboter.

$ bot

License

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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

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