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testcasekit

v1.0.1

Published

Testcasekit is a node.js package to create testcases easily

Downloads

13

Readme

Testcasekit by willmil11 [1.0.1]

Installation

If you have npm and node.js install you can run the following command in a terminal

npm install testcasekit

Usage

First require the package

var testcasekit = require("testcasekit");

Then you can create a testcase as so:

testcasekit.test("This is a testcase", function(testcase){
    //Then you can test stuff with the following

    //Expect 1 + 1 to be 2
    testcase.expect("1 + 1 is 2", 1 + 1).toBe(2);
    //Expect 1 + 2 to be more than 1 + 1
    testcase.expect("1 + 2 is more than 1 + 1", 1 + 2).toBeMoreThan(1 + 1);
    //Expect 1 + 1 to be less than 1 + 2
    testcase.expect("1 + 1 is less than 1 + 2", 1 + 1).toBeLessThan(1 + 2);
    //Expect 1 + 1 to not be 1
    testcase.expect("1 + 1 is not 1", 1 + 1).not.toBe(1);
    //Expect 1 + 2 to not be less than 1 + 1
    testcase.expect("1 + 2 is not less than 1 + 1", 1 + 2).not.toBeLessThan(1 + 1);
    //Expect 1 + 1 to not be more than 1 + 2
    testcase.expect("1 + 1 is not more than 1 + 2", 1 + 1).not.toBeMoreThan(1 + 2);
    //Expect 1 to be "1"
    testcase.expect("1 is \"1\"", 1).toBe("1");
    //Expect 1 to strictly be "1"
    testcase.expect("1 is strictly \"1\"", 1).toStrictlyBe("1");

    //Finish the test
    testcase.finish();

    //Now the test result will appear in the console if a testcase is failed the test will apppear as failed but if all testcases passed the test will appear as passed.
})

Output exemples

Failed testcase Passed testcase

Changelog

1.0.1

  • Fixed checking for null or undefined values

1.0.0

  • Initial release

Github

Repo link

https://github.com/willmil11/Testcasekit

Bugs

If you find any bugs please report them on the github repo bugs tab (https://github.com/willmil11/Testcasekit/issues)

Contact me

If you have any questions or suggestions you can contact me on discord: willmil11#8988 I have an email too: [email protected]

Credits

Credits to github copilot lol