adventure-verify

adventure-verify

write adventure verify functions using tape with output from faucet

example

In your excercise code, you can do:

var verify = require('adventure-verify');

exports.show = 'pass in the argument 555'

exports.verify = verify(function (args, t) {
    t.plan(1);
    t.equal(args[0], '555');
});

And then run plug your beep_boop.js excercise into your adventure runner:

var adventure = require('adventure');
var adv = adventure('robots');

adv.add('beep boop', function () {
    return require('./beep_boop.js');
});

adv.execute(process.argv.slice(2));

methods

var verify = require('adventure-verify')

var fn = verify(function (args, t) {})

You should pass in a function that will get args, the command-line arguments supplied after the xxx-adventure verify ... command on the command line and t, a tape instance.

The function fn(cb) returned by verify() fits into the signature expected by adventure. cb(ok) will be called with a boolean ok based on parsing the tap output from tape for any failures.

install

With npm do:

npm install adventure-verify

license

MIT