alsatian-fluent-assertions
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Fluent assertions extension to Alsatian xUnit framework.
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;
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
const alsatian_1 = require("alsatian");
const matchers_1 = require("./matchers");
function Assert(value, ctxt) {
return new matchers_1.PropertiesMatcherWithHelpers(value, undefined, true, null, ctxt);
}
exports.Assert = Assert;
// human reader: this is all just a way to ensure fail exists statically on Assert ^^^.
// istanbul ignore next
// tslint:disable-next-line
(function (Assert) {
let container;
/**
* Fails the test with the given message
* @param message - the message that will be shown in the failure
*/
function fail(message) {
throw new alsatian_1.MatchError(message);
}
Assert.fail = fail;
/**
* Not yet used. Configures an Assert factory for spec-aware assertions. For example,
* it allows the test framework to alert you when you forgot to complete
* an assertion (i.e., this.assert(something) and forgetting .equals(...)).
* @param container The specification container instance.
*/
function configure(ctxt) {
return (value) => {
return Assert(value, container);
};
}
Assert.configure = configure;
/**
* Validates any assertions within the current context. Intended to be used
* in conjuction with Assert.configure (in @Setup/@AsyncSetup) inside of a
* @Teardown or @AsyncTeardown method. If a specification class extends BaseSpec,
* then configuration and validation will be called automatically.
*/
function validateAssertions(ctxt) {
throw new Error("Not implemented.");
/*for (let assertion in ctxt.assertions) {
}*/
}
Assert.validateAssertions = validateAssertions;
})(Assert || (Assert = {}));
exports.Assert = Assert;
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