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unexpected-htmllike - npm Package Versions
bruderstein
published 2.2.0 • Changelog
v2.2.0
- Stop relying on old unexpectedType.diff output format
bruderstein
published 2.1.2 • Changelog
v2.1.2
- Fix a bug displaying the diff when the non-string content didn't match.
bruderstein
published 2.1.1 • Changelog
v2.1.1
- Change text content diff to be an annotated block (a block with
//before each line), to make the diff more readable
bruderstein
published 2.0.2 • Changelog
v2.0.2
- Fix outputting inspected attributes (e.g objects). Could previously result in incorrect indenting.
bruderstein
published 2.0.1 • Changelog
v2.0.1
- Fix spy functions (and other functions with a custom .toString() method)
bruderstein
published 2.0.0 • Changelog
v2.0.0
- Breaking changes to API
- diff, contains now take less parameters (see README.md)
- Split between diffing / contains checking and rendering. New
render()method - Helper
withResult()method to aid handling the possible-promises that are returned from the diffing and contains APIs - Attributes now diffed with 'to satisfy'
bruderstein
published 1.1.0 • Changelog
v1.1.0
- Remove function body for long functions (more than one line or > 30 chars) (#2)
- Do not output attributes that have an undefined value (#1)
bruderstein
published 1.0.0 • Changelog
v1.0.0
- Split sync and async - everything is tried synchronously initially (which is much faster), then if an asynchronous
assertion is detected, revert to the async algorithm. This results is a big performance boost for the majority of
cases where the comparisons can all be done synchronously. The return values of the functions are now possibly-promises.
i.e. Caller need to check if they are a promise (existence of
result.thenis fine), and treat it as a promise.