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power-assert-renderer-diagram

v1.2.0

Published

diagram renderer for power-assert context

Downloads

534,062

Readme

power-assert

Build Status NPM version License

Produces graph of each value in expression.

  assert(a.name === 'bar')
         | |    |         
         | |    false     
         | "foo"          
         Object{name:"foo"}

USAGE

var DiagramRenderer = require('power-assert-renderer-diagram');

options.stringify

| type | default value | |:-----------|:--------------| | function | stringifier module |

Function to stringify any target value.

options.maxDepth

| type | default value | |:---------|:--------------| | number | 2 |

Depth of object traversal. If object depth is greater than maxDepth, compound object (IOW, Array or object) will be pruned with # like ["foo",#Array#,#Object#].

options.lineSeparator

| type | default value | |:---------|:--------------| | string | "\n" |

Line separator in power assert output.

options.anonymous

| type | default value | |:---------|:--------------| | string | "Object" |

Type name to show when target object is created by anonymous constructor.

options.circular

| type | default value | |:---------|:----------------| | string | "#@Circular#" |

Name to show when target object is detected as circular structure.

options.widthOf

| type | default value | |:-----------|:--------------| | function | power-assert-util-string-width |

Function to calculate width of string.

options.ambiguousEastAsianCharWidth

| type | default value | |:---------|:--------------| | number | 2 |

Width of 'Ambiguous' characters defined in Unicode Standard Annex #11 EAST ASIAN WIDTH. Configure options.ambiguousEastAsianCharWidth to treat ambiguous east asian character as fullwidth (= 2) or narrow (= 1). Default is 2.

INSTALL

$ npm install --save-dev power-assert-renderer-diagram

AUTHOR

LICENSE

Licensed under the MIT license.