chai-calling-with
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Readable way for testing exceptions for Chai
Install using npm:
npm install chai-calling-with
var chai = require('chai');
chai.use(require('chai-calling-with'));
expect(myFunction).when.calling.to.throw;
myFunction.should.calling.throw;
expect(myFunction).when.callingWith('foo', 'bar').to.throw;
myFunction.should.callingWith('foo', 'bar').throw;
Please submit all issues and pull requests to the adambrunner/chai-calling-with repository!
Run tests using npm test.
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FAQs
Chai assertions for testing exceptions in a readable way
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