spy.assert
Assertion functions wrapping spy.core functions, providing assertions using clojure.test/is and messages to aid debugging when test expectations are not met.
Macros are used to ensure the clojure.test/is macro appears in the calling code, otherwise line numbers reported on failure will show as failures in the library and not the calling code.
Assertion functions wrapping spy.core functions, providing assertions using clojure.test/is and messages to aid debugging when test expectations are not met. Macros are used to ensure the clojure.test/is macro appears in the calling code, otherwise line numbers reported on failure will show as failures in the library and not the calling code.
Assertion functions wrapping spy.core functions, providing assertions using cljs.test/is and messages to aid debugging when test expectations are not met.
Differs from the Clojure version as macros are not used due to added complexity and the fact that cljs does not provide the line number on failure at present.
Assertion functions wrapping spy.core functions, providing assertions using cljs.test/is and messages to aid debugging when test expectations are not met. Differs from the Clojure version as macros are not used due to added complexity and the fact that cljs does not provide the line number on failure at present.
spy.core
A testing framework for stubs, spies and mocks. Enables verification of interactions with a function.
A testing framework for stubs, spies and mocks. Enables verification of interactions with a function.
- call-count
- call-matching?
- called-at-least-n-times?
- called-at-least-once?
- called-n-times-with?
- called-n-times?
- called-no-more-than-n-times?
- called-no-more-than-once?
- called-once-with?
- called-once?
- called-with?
- called?
- calls
- first-call
- first-response
- last-call
- last-response
- mock
- not-called-with?
- not-called?
- nth-call
- nth-response
- reset-spy!
- responses
- spy
- stub
- stub-throws
spy.test
Implements the clojure.test/assert-expr multimethod for all spy predicates,
allowing for rich error reporting without having to wrap clojure.test/is.
Example usage:
(def f (spy/spy))
(f "foo" "bar")
;; succeeds! (is (spy/called-with? f "foo" "bar")
;; fails with: ;; FAIL in () (form-init541289308750557841.clj:234) ;; expected: ("baz") ;; actual: [("foo" "bar")] (is (spy/called-with? f "baz"))
Implements the `clojure.test/assert-expr` multimethod for all spy predicates,
allowing for rich error reporting without having to wrap `clojure.test/is`.
Example usage:
(def f (spy/spy))
(f "foo" "bar")
;; succeeds!
(is (spy/called-with? f "foo" "bar")
;; fails with:
;; FAIL in () (form-init541289308750557841.clj:234)
;; expected: ("baz")
;; actual: [("foo" "bar")]
(is (spy/called-with? f "baz"))- actual-call-matching
- actual-called-n-times
- actual-called-once
- actual-called-with-args
- actual-not-called
- assert-call-matching
- assert-called
- assert-called-n-times
- assert-called-once
- assert-called-with-args
- assert-not-called
- expected-call-matching
- expected-called-n-times
- expected-called-once
- expected-called-with-args
- expected-not-called
spy.test.cljs
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