The point of AvaTester is to simplify unit testing:
- Using the ava unit test system
- No need to name individual tests, they're identified by line number
- Duplicate line numbers won't cause an error
- Strings are "normalized" before comparison:
- leading and trailing whitespace is removed
- runs of whitespace collapse to a single space char
- empty lines are removed
- you can override the
normalize()method
- You can define a
transformValue()method
import {AvaTester} from 'ava-tester'
tester = new AvaTester()
# --- tester.equal tests deep equality
tester.equal 7, 'abc', 'abc'
tester.equal 8, ['a','b'], [ 'a', 'b', ]
tester.truthy 9, 42
tester.falsy 10, null
tester.notequal 11, 'abc', 'def'
tester.fails 12, () -> throw new Error("bad")
tester.different 13, ['a'], ['a']
lItems = ['a', 'b']
tester.same 16, lItems, lItemsclass CapTester extends AvaTester
transformValue: (input) ->
return input.toUpperCase()
capTester = new CapTester()
capTester.equal 26, 'abc', 'ABC'
capTester.equal 27, 'ABC', 'ABC'
capTester.notequal 28, 'abc', 'abc'tester.equal 31, """
line 1
line 2
line 3
""", """
line 1
line 2
line 3
"""truthy
falsy
equal
notequal
same
different
fails
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