Library expect

To use this library in your code:

import expect

Utilities for expressing expectations in tests.

expect [condition] -> none

Expects the given condition to evaluate to true.

expect condition/bool --message/string=null -> none

Expects the given condition to be true.

Otherwise reports an error (using the provided message, if given) and exits the program.

Expects the actual byte array to be equal to the expected byte array.

expect-equals expected/any actual/any -> none

Expects actual to be equal to expected.

expect-identical expected/any actual/any -> none

Expects actual to be identical to expected.

expect-list-equals expected/List actual/List -> none

Expects the actual list to be equal to the expected list.

expect-no-throw [no-throw-block] -> none

Expects no-throw-block to not throw.

expect-not condition/bool --message/string=null -> none

Expects the given condition to be false.

Otherwise reports an error (using the provided message, if given) and exits the program.

expect-not-equals unexpected/any actual/any -> none

Expects actual not to be equal to unexpected.

expect-not-identical unexpected/any actual/any -> none

Expects actual not to be identical to unexpected.

expect-not-null actual/any -> none

Expects actual to be not null.

expect-null actual/any -> none

Expects actual to be equal to null.

Expects the actual object to be structurally equal to the expected object.

Understands operator equality and memberwise structural equality of lists and maps.

expect-throw expected/any [throw-block] -> none

Expects throw-block to throw an object equal to the expected value.