Super simple, fast, actively maintened test tool kit.

nano unit test

Ultra mini unit test.

install

npm install nanoTest

usage

const functest = require("nanoTest");

const test = new funtest();

test.add (
    "example test", 
    ()=>{
        return 93
    },
    "==",
   "93"
);

test.add (
    "example test 2",
    ()=>{
        return 93
    }, 
    "==",
    93
);


test.add (
    "example test 3",
    {
        "function" : (n)=>{
                 return 93 +n
             },
        "options"  : [
              1
        ]
    },
    ">",
    93
);

test.add (
      "example test 4",
      {
        'function' : (n,p)=>{
                 return {
                      'number': 93 +n,
                      'string': p
             },
       'options' : [
              1,
              'something'
        ]
      "j==",
      {
          'number' : 94,
          'string' : 'something'
      }
);

add expected fail

test.add (
      'expected fail',
      {
        'function' : ()=>{
                 just_fail();
             },
        'options'  : []
      'error'
);

run test

test.run();

control variables

| name | type | default | comment |-------------------------|---------|---------|----------------------------- | expected_ok | integer | -1 | test number expected ok | expected_fail | integer | -1 | test number expected fail | expected_error | integer | -1 | test number expected throw error | expected_missing | integer | -1 | test number expected missing | exit_code_fail | boolean | true | | exit_code_error | boolean | true | | exit_code_missing | boolean | true | | progress_bar | boolean | true | enable/disable progress bar | serialize | boolean | false | enable test list index visualization | debug_print | string | long | error message format options : short,long