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chai-missing-assertions

v1.0.0

Published

Chai plugin to throw errors when you attept to use undefined assertions.

Readme

chai-missing-assertions

Chai plug-in to throw errors when you attempt to use undefined assertions.

Chai is a wonderful assertion library, however, there is one fatal flaw with the beautiful syntactic-sugar that they provide with Object property assertions: If you misspell or use in incorrect one, it will act as if the assertion was true.

var chai = require('chai');
    expect = chai.expect,
    should = chai.should();

// Ahhhh, the beauty of property assertions. Such clean syntax.
expect(true).to.be.true;        // -> assertion correctly does not throw an error
expect(true).to.be.false;       // -> assertion correctly throws an error

// These assertion properties do not exist.
expect(true).to.be.truthful;    // -> assertion incorrectly does not throw an error
expect(true).to.be.treu;        // -> assertion incorrectly does not throw an error
expect(true).to.be.flase;       // -> assertion incorrectly does not throw an error

Chai really should throw an error if you access an undefined property of the assertion chain. This library adds exactly that!

var chai = require('chai');
    expect = chai.expect,
    should = chai.should();

chai.use(require('chai-missing-assertions'));

// Ahhhh, the beauty of property assertions. Such clean syntax.
expect(true).to.be.true;        // -> assertion correctly does not throw error
expect(true).to.be.false;       // -> assertion correctly throws error

// These assertion properties do not exist.
expect(true).to.be.truthful;    // -> assertion correctly throws an error
expect(true).to.be.treu;        // -> assertion correctly throws an error
expect(true).to.be.flase;       // -> assertion correctly throws an error