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func Assert ¶

func Assert(t *testing.T, condition bool, messages ...string)

Assert checks if condition is true. When not, messages are displayed. This is equivalent as Eq(t, true, condition, messages...).

func Eq ¶

func Eq(t *testing.T, expect, have any, messages ...string)

Eq checks whether the expected value is equal to what we have. Messages are printed after

func KO ¶

func KO(t *testing.T, err error, messages ...string)

KO checks whether err is not nil.

Reverse of OK, and also, well, you know 💥🥊.

This could be replaced with using Eq, but since checking the error in Go is done lots, it is nicer to read in tests.

func MatchString ¶

func MatchString(t *testing.T, pattern, s string, messages ...string)

MatchString tests whether the string s matches the regular expression pattern.

func OK ¶

func OK(t *testing.T, err error, messages ...string)

OK checks whether err is nil. This could be replaced with using Eq, but since checking the error in Go is done lots, it is nicer to read in tests.

func Panics ¶

func Panics(t *testing.T, f func())

Panics checks if function f panics.

func PanicsEq ¶

func PanicsEq(t *testing.T, exp string, f func())

PanicsEq checks if function f panics and whether the panic message is equal to exp.