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assertion-error-diff
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npm install --save assertion-error-diff
# or
yarn add assertion-error-diff
Creates an AssertionError
Example:
import { createAssertionError } from 'assertion-error-diff'
const error = createAssertionError('Not a truthy value', true, false)
throw error
Given an Error
it will create a string representation. If the Error
given
is an AssertionError
it will create a diff of the expected and actual values.
Example:
import { errorToString, createAsssertionError } from 'assertion-error-diff'
errorToString(new Error('foo')) // 'Error: foo'
errorToString(createAssertionError('foo', 'bar', 'baz'))
// AssertionError: foo
// - expected + actual
//
// bar !== baz
Given an Error it returns true
if that Error is an AssertionErrorfalse
otherwise.
Example:
import { isAssertionError, createAssertionError } from 'assertion-error-diff'
isAssertionError(new Error('foo')) // false
isAssertionError(createAssertionError('foo', 'bar', 'baz')) // true
FAQs
A small library for creating AssertionError diffs
We found that assertion-error-diff demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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