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Assert that `expected` is a directory. Paths are relative to the [GitHub Workspace][github/workspace] unless `expected` is an absolute path.
Assert that `actual` is a string equal to a YAML boolean true (one of `true` `True` `TRUE`[1])
It's Chai with some added assertions for Sinon.
Additional assertions and utilities for testing Ethereum smart contracts in Truffle unit tests
This is a library to create fluent assertions in frontend tests. This can be used with a variety of wellknown testing frameworks such as karma, jest, protractor, cypress but can be used anywhere.
Simple header-only testing library for C
- c
- testing
- unit-testing
- cmake
- embedded
- cross-platform
- bdd
- assertions
- clang
- kiss
- header-only
- single-header-library
JSX assertions with Chai-like API (based on unexpected-react)
Import files with strong typing based on import attributes
- assert
- asserts
- assertions
- attribute
- attributes
- file
- files
- import
- importable
- imports
- plugin
- javascript
- js
- jsconfig
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Cypress assertions for testing DOM elements
The playwright-expect is an assertion library for TypeScript and JavaScript intended for use with a test runner such as Jest or Playwright Test.
Assert that `actual` is equal to `expected` in value, regardless of type.
Jest extensions for use with react applications
easy to debug
easy to debug
Assert that `actual` is equal to `expected` in both type and value.
Custom jest matchers to test the state of your types
- jest
- matchers
- jest-matchers
- custom-matcher
- custom-jest-matcher
- extend
- test
- testing
- assertions
- typescript
- types
- type-assertions
- type-testing
A simple sinon-chai assertion to validate many aspects of stub calls
Import state machines with strong typing based on import attributes
- assert
- asserts
- assertions
- attribute
- attributes
- css
- file
- files
- fsm
- import
- importable
- importable-plugin
- imports
- machine
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RxJS Assertions for Unexpected
Assert that `actual` starts with `expected`.