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Assert
Very simple tools for test assertions. Why doesn't Go have assertions built in? Anyone's guess! All credit to Eduard Urbach. The only reason this package exists is to keep a local copy of it for myself, and to handle stylistic differences.
Features
- Simple API; few brain cells required
- Tiny codebase; little overhead
- Zero dependencies; self-contained, built-in Go code. It's predictable!
Installation
go get git.sharkk.net/Go/Assert
Usage
assert.Nil(t, nil)
assert.True(t, true)
assert.Equal(t, "Hello", "Hello")
assert.DeepEqual(t, "Hello", "Hello")
assert.Contains(t, "Hello", "ello")
Tests
PASS: TestContains
PASS: TestNotContains
PASS: TestFailContains
PASS: TestFailNotContains
PASS: TestEqual
PASS: TestNotEqual
PASS: TestDeepEqual
PASS: TestFailEqual
PASS: TestFailNotEqual
PASS: TestFailDeepEqual
PASS: TestNil
PASS: TestNotNil
PASS: TestFailNil
PASS: TestFailNotNil
PASS: TestTrue
coverage: 100.0% of statements
Documentation
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Index ¶
- func Contains(t test, container any, element any)
- func DeepEqual[T any](t test, expected T, actual T)
- func Equal[T comparable](t test, expected T, actual T)
- func False(t test, value bool)
- func Nil(t test, value any)
- func NotContains(t test, container any, element any)
- func NotEqual[T comparable](t test, expected T, actual T)
- func NotNil(t test, value any)
- func True(t test, value bool)
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func DeepEqual ¶
func DeepEqual[T any](t test, expected T, actual T)
DeepEqual asserts that the two given values are deeply equal
func Equal ¶
func Equal[T comparable](t test, expected T, actual T)
Equal asserts that the two given values are equal
func NotContains ¶
NotContains asserts that a doesn't contain b
func NotEqual ¶
func NotEqual[T comparable](t test, expected T, actual T)
NotEqual asserts that the two given values are not equal
Types ¶
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Source Files
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