The test package contains a number of easily comprehensible utility functions that abbreviate
a lot of the boilerplate code associated with Go unit testing.
test.SetErrorsFatal(bool) can be called to determine whether test failures are fatal (default = true).
The following functions resemble simple assertions that return a bool type indicate whether the tested
value succeeds.
This allows for immediate exit from the test function on test failure.
ShouldBeEqual(*testing.T, interface{}, interface{}, ...options) bool
: compares two values which are expected to be identical via deep comparison
ShouldNotBeEqual(*testing.T, interface{}, interface{}, ...options) bool
: compares two values which are expected not to be identical via deep comparison
ShouldBeTrue(*testing T, bool, format, ...args) bool
: tests if the result of an expression is true
ShouldBeFalse(*testing T, bool, format, ...args) bool
: tests if the result of an expression is false
ShouldBeNil(*testing T, interface{}, format, ...args) bool
: tests if a value is nil
ShouldNotBeNil(*testing T, interface{}, format, ...args) bool
: tests if a value is not nil
ShouldBeInArray(*testing.T, []V, V, ...options) bool
: tests if a value is in the provided array
ShouldNotBeInArray(*testing.T, []V, V, ...options) bool
: tests if a value is not in the provided array
ShouldBeError(*testing.T, error, format, ...args) bool
: error is expected to be non-null
ShouldBeNoError(*testing.T, error, format, ...args) bool
: error is expected to be null