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The API may change during development as it is still actively being developed.
Typect is Type-Level Testing Framework based HKT (Higher Kinded Type).
I believe the TypeScript compiler is the best test runner. (Just kidding)
Typect means "type" + "expect".
npm add --save-dev typect
yarn add -D typect
pnpm add -D typect
Load the full matchers
// Load the full matchers
import { Expect, _ } from "typect"
// Load specific matchers
import {
Expect,
ToBeLessThan,
Not,
Returns,
} from "typect"
// with specific matchers
Expect<1, ToBeLessThan<2>>
Expect<{ a: 1 }, Not.ToMatch<{ b: 1 }>>
Expect<() => 1, Returns.ToEqual<1>>
// with full matchers
Expect<1, _.ToBeDefined>
Expect<1, _.ToBeLessThan<2>>
Expect<[1, 2, 3], _.ToHaveLength<3>>
Expect<{ a: 1 }, _.ToHaveProperty<"a">>
Expect<{ a: 1 }, _.Not.ToMatch<{ b: 1 }>>
Expect<() => 1, _.Returns.ToEqual<1>>
type GuardFn = (input: any) => input is { a: 1 }
Expect<GuardFn, _.Guards.ToEqual<{ a: 1 }>>
type PromiseValue = Promise<1>
Expect<PromiseValue, _.Resolves.ToEqual<1>>
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The npm package typect receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, typect popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that typect demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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