kaocha.hierarchy — lambdaisland/kaocha 1.0.629

deferred? clj

(deferred? event)

Deferred events get propagated to clojure.test/report, but only during the summary step.

derive! clj

(derive! tag parent)

Add a parent/child relationship to kaocha's keyword hierarchy.

error-type? clj

(error-type? event)

Error-type indicates a test that failed because of an exception.

fail-type? clj

(fail-type? event)

Fail-type types indicate a failing test.

group? clj

(group? testable)

Intermediary testables are called groups, e.g. a namespace of tests.

hierarchy clj

isa? clj

(isa? tag parent)

known-key? clj

(known-key? event)

Known keys don't get propogated to clojure.test/report, our own reporters already handle them.

leaf? clj

(leaf? testable)

This is a leaf in the tree of testables, i.e. it's an actual test with assertions, not just a container for tests.

:kaocha.type/var is a leaf type, :kaocha.type/ns is not.

pass-type? clj

(pass-type? event)

Error-type indicates a test that failed because of an exception.

pending? clj

(pending? event)

A test that generates a pending event will not be executed, but explicitly reported as being pending i.e. still needing to be implemented. Tests with the :kaocha/pending metadata will automatically generate a pending event.

suite? clj

(suite? testable)

Top level testables are called suites, e.g. a suite of clojure.test tests.