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assert-report

v1.0.0

Published

A barebones test reporter with zero dependencies

Downloads

10

Readme

assert-report

A barebones test reporter in <4kb with zero dependencies

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Overview

Do you have a really simple package that you want to test, but don't really need any bells or whistles? If so, this package might be helpful. assert-report provides an extremely minimal test result interface for those cases where you just want to write out a few tests in test.js and run node test.js. It's essentially a small wrapper around the native assert module.

If you want a test runner or super specific error messages, then this probably isn't what you're looking for.

Install

$ npm install --save-dev assert-report

Usage

assert-report exports two familar methods, describe and it

describe(testSuite: string, assertions: () => void)

describe('your test suite', () => {
  // it blocks go here
})

it(testSuite: string, assertion: (assert) => void)

describe('your test suite', () => {
  it('should use assert to pass or fail a test', assert => {
    assert(myObject.property === expectedProperty)
  })
})