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Minimalistic BDD assertion toolkit inspired by [expect.js](https://github.com/LearnBoost/expect.js)
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# Development
## Getting started
Clone the repository and install the developer dependencies:
```
git clone git://github.com/sunesimonsen/unexpected.git unexpected
cd unexpected && npm install
```
## Source files
* *src/unexpected-license.js*:<br>
The license file
* *src/unexpected-namespace.js*:<br>
The internal namespace definition
* *src/unexpected-es4-compatible.js*:<br>
ES5 functions shimmed to work in a ES4 compatible environment
* *src/unexpected-utils.js*:<br>
Utility functions
* *src/unexpected-equal.js*:<br>
Deep-equality
* *src/unexpected-inspect.js*:<br>
Object inspect
* *src/unexpected-core.js*:<br>
The core part of Unexpected
* *src/unexpected-assertions.js*:<br>
The core assertions provided by Unexpected
* *src/unexpected-module.js*:<br>
The module definitions
## Running tests in the console
```
make test
make test-production
```
## Running tests in the browser
```
make test-browser
```
## Coverage report
```
make coverage
```
## Build a new release
Make sure that you have commited all changes before making the release.
The following make-targets will build the production version of _unexpected_,
commit the generated file and tag a new version using NPM.
### Patch release
make release patch
### Minor release
make release minor
### Major release
make release major