testify

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Overview

Package testify lets you use all expectto/be matchers with the testify/assert and testify/require packages.

It lives in its own module (github.com/expectto/be/x/testify) so the core `be` module never depends on testify. The be matchers use gomega internally as their matching engine, but that is an implementation detail: this adapter never exposes gomega's API, and it reshapes gomega's vertical, type-tagged failure messages into compact, testify-native one-liners (see internal/beformat).

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func Assert 

func Assert(t *testing.T, actual any, matcher types.BeMatcher, msgAndArgs ...any) bool

Assert uses a BeMatcher to assert that the actual value passes the matcher. It returns true if the match succeeds; otherwise, it fails the test using testify's assert.

func Mock 

func Mock(matcher types.BeMatcher) any

Mock adapts a be matcher into a testify/mock argument matcher, so be matchers can match mock call arguments. It works with hand-written testify mocks and mockery-generated mocks alike: 

svc.On("Do", betestify.Mock(be_math.GreaterThan(10))).Return("ok")

func Require 

func Require(t *testing.T, actual any, matcher types.BeMatcher, msgAndArgs ...any)

Require asserts that the actual value passes the matcher. It fails the test immediately using testify's require package if the match fails.

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