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Overview ¶
Package gtest provides convenient test utilities for unit testing.
Index ¶
- func Assert(value, expect any)
- func AssertEQ(value, expect any)
- func AssertGE(value, expect any)
- func AssertGT(value, expect any)
- func AssertIN(value, expect any)
- func AssertLE(value, expect any)
- func AssertLT(value, expect any)
- func AssertNE(value, expect any)
- func AssertNI(value, expect any)
- func AssertNQ(value, expect any)
- func AssertNil(value any)
- func C(t *testing.T, f func(t *T))
- func DataContent(names ...string) string
- func DataPath(names ...string) string
- func Error(message ...any)
- func Fatal(message ...any)
- type T
- func (t *T) Assert(value, expect any)
- func (t *T) AssertEQ(value, expect any)
- func (t *T) AssertGE(value, expect any)
- func (t *T) AssertGT(value, expect any)
- func (t *T) AssertIN(value, expect any)
- func (t *T) AssertLE(value, expect any)
- func (t *T) AssertLT(value, expect any)
- func (t *T) AssertNE(value, expect any)
- func (t *T) AssertNI(value, expect any)
- func (t *T) AssertNQ(value, expect any)
- func (t *T) AssertNil(value any)
- func (t *T) Error(message ...any)
- func (t *T) Fatal(message ...any)
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func AssertEQ ¶
func AssertEQ(value, expect any)
AssertEQ checks `value` and `expect` EQUAL, including their TYPES.
func AssertGE ¶
func AssertGE(value, expect any)
AssertGE checks `value` is GREATER OR EQUAL THAN `expect`. Notice that, only string, integer and float types can be compared by AssertGTE, others are invalid.
func AssertGT ¶
func AssertGT(value, expect any)
AssertGT checks `value` is GREATER THAN `expect`. Notice that, only string, integer and float types can be compared by AssertGT, others are invalid.
func AssertIN ¶
func AssertIN(value, expect any)
AssertIN checks `value` is IN `expect`. The `expect` should be a slice, but the `value` can be a slice or a basic type variable. TODO: gconv.Strings(0) is not [0]
func AssertLE ¶
func AssertLE(value, expect any)
AssertLE checks `value` is LESS OR EQUAL THAN `expect`. Notice that, only string, integer and float types can be compared by AssertLTE, others are invalid.
func AssertLT ¶
func AssertLT(value, expect any)
AssertLT checks `value` is LESS EQUAL THAN `expect`. Notice that, only string, integer and float types can be compared by AssertLT, others are invalid.
func AssertNI ¶
func AssertNI(value, expect any)
AssertNI checks `value` is NOT IN `expect`. The `expect` should be a slice, but the `value` can be a slice or a basic type variable.
func AssertNQ ¶
func AssertNQ(value, expect any)
AssertNQ checks `value` and `expect` NOT EQUAL, including their TYPES.
func C ¶
C creates a unit testing case. The parameter `t` is the pointer to testing.T of stdlib (*testing.T). The parameter `f` is the closure function for unit testing case.
func DataContent ¶ added in v2.0.5
DataContent retrieves and returns the file content for specified testdata path of current package
Types ¶
type T ¶
T is the testing unit case management object.
func (*T) AssertGE ¶
AssertGE checks `value` is GREATER OR EQUAL THAN `expect`. Notice that, only string, integer and float types can be compared by AssertGTE, others are invalid.
func (*T) AssertGT ¶
AssertGT checks `value` is GREATER THAN `expect`. Notice that, only string, integer and float types can be compared by AssertGT, others are invalid.
func (*T) AssertIN ¶
AssertIN checks `value` is IN `expect`. The `expect` should be a slice, but the `value` can be a slice or a basic type variable.
func (*T) AssertLE ¶
AssertLE checks `value` is LESS OR EQUAL THAN `expect`. Notice that, only string, integer and float types can be compared by AssertLTE, others are invalid.
func (*T) AssertLT ¶
AssertLT checks `value` is LESS EQUAL THAN `expect`. Notice that, only string, integer and float types can be compared by AssertLT, others are invalid.
func (*T) AssertNI ¶
AssertNI checks `value` is NOT IN `expect`. The `expect` should be a slice, but the `value` can be a slice or a basic type variable.
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