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Additional assertions for buster.js.
At the moment, only matchers for arrays and array-like objects are provided.
===
)Similar to assert.contains
, the following assertions are provided:
assert.containsOnce(array, element)
passes if array
contains element
exactly once.
assert.containsInOrder(array, a, b, c, ...)
passes if array contains all
passed-in values in that order.
The following assertions check for matching elements. See the documentation
of assert.match
to understand how buster matches.
assert.containsMatch(array, matcher)
passes if any element in array
matches matcher
.
assert.containsMatchOnce(array, matcher)
passes if exactly one element in
array
matches matcher
.
assert.containsMatchesInOrder(array, matcherA, matcherB, ...)
passes if
elements matching the passed-in matchers are contained in the given order.
These assertions check sequence elements by equality. Read the documentation
of assert.equals
to understand how buster checks for equality.
assert.containsEqual(array, value)
passes if any element in array
equals
value
.
assert.containsEqualOnce(array, value)
passes if exactly one element in
array
equals value
.
assert.containsEqualsInOrder(array, valueA, valueB, ...)
passes if elements
equaling the passed-in values are contained in the given order.
This assertion checks whether a string (or string representation of an object) contains a substring.
Contributions welcome! Please make sure that your assertion functions are
properly tested. Don’t test assert.myAssert()
, but only the
assertion function.
FAQs
Additional assertions for buster.js
The npm package buster-more-assertions receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, buster-more-assertions popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that buster-more-assertions 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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