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go-assert
A custom testing framework for go code. Exists to avoid adding a dependency on an external testing library (which in Bazel is still a little painful) and to get some experience with writing testing libraries, which has - for better or for worse - always been something of a dream of mine.
Does this work? Yeah, kinda. There's one sense in which the best thing I can do now is "add more assertions," but the more serious bug is that I need to prune the stacktrace to point into the tested code instead of the testing code. Otherwise it's fine.
Usage
import "testing"
func TestMyFeature(t *testing.T) {
t.Run("MyFeatureWorks", func(t *testing.T) {
AssertThatBool(t, MyFeature(), IsTrue())
})
}
The parts that come from this library are
AssertThatBool and the matcher IsTrue.
All the other stuff is standard go test code.
Not sure how discoverable matchers are at the moment. But for what I need, this library works pretty okay.
Documentation
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Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func AssertThatBool ¶
func AssertThatBool(t *testing.T, val bool, test BooleanAssertion)
func AssertThatInt ¶
func AssertThatInt(t *testing.T, val int, test IntegerAssertion)
Types ¶
type BooleanAssertion ¶
func IsEqualToBool ¶
func IsEqualToBool(cond bool) BooleanAssertion
func IsFalse ¶
func IsFalse() BooleanAssertion
func IsTrue ¶
func IsTrue() BooleanAssertion
type IntegerAssertion ¶
func IsEqualToInt ¶
func IsEqualToInt(cond int) IntegerAssertion
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