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Programming language: Go
License: BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License
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Testing Frameworks
Latest version: v1.0.4
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gosuite
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gocrest
A hamcrest-like assertion library for Go. GoCrest matchers are composable, self-describing and can be strung together in a more readable form to create flexible assertions.
Inspired by Hamcrest.
Package import
import (
"github.com/corbym/gocrest/then"
"github.com/corbym/gocrest/is"
"github.com/corbym/gocrest/has"
)
Example:
then.AssertThat(testing, "hi", is.EqualTo("bye").Reason("we are going"))
output:
we are going
Expected: value equal to <bye>
but: <hi>
Composed with AllOf:
then.AssertThat(t, "abcdef", is.AllOf(is.ValueContaining("abc"), is.LessThan("ghi")))
Matchers so far..
- is.EqualTo(x)
- is.EqualToIgnoringWhitespace(string) - compares two strings without comparing their whitespace characters.
- is.Nil() - value must be nil
- is.ValueContaining(expected) -- acts like containsAll
- is.Not(m *Matcher) -- logical not of matcher's result
- is.MatchForPattern(regex string) -- a string regex expression
- has.FunctionNamed(string x) - checks if an interface has a function (method)
- has.FieldNamed(string x) - checks if a struct has a field named x
- is.AllOf(... *Matcher) - returns true if all matchers match
- is.AnyOf(... *Matcher) - return true if any matcher matches
- is.GreaterThan(expected) - checks if actual > expected
- is.LessThan(expected)
- is.Empty() - matches if the actual is "", nil or len(actual)==0
- is.LessThan(x)
- is.LessThanOrEqualTo(x)
- is.GreaterThan(x)
- is.GreaterThanOrEqualTo(x)
- has.Length(x) - matcher if given value (int or matcher) matches the len of the given
- has.Prefix(x) - string starts with x
- has.Suffix(x) - string ends with x
- has.Key(x) - map has key x
- has.AllKeys(T x, T y) (or has.AllKeys([]T{x,y})) - finds key of type T in map
For more comprehensive documentation see godoc.