Module: Assit::Assertions
- Included in:
- Object
- Defined in:
- lib/assit/assertions.rb
Overview
Contains the assertion methods for the framework
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#assit_equal(expected, actual, message = "Object expected to be equal") ⇒ Object
Assert if two objects are equal.
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#assit_fail(message = "Assertion with assit_fail") ⇒ Object
Fails the assertion.
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#assit_kind_of(klass, object, message = "Object of wrong type") ⇒ Object
Assert if something is of the right type.
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#assit_not_nil(object, message = "Object is nil") ⇒ Object
Assert if an object is not nil.
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#assit_quack(object, methods, message = "Quack assert failed.") ⇒ Object
Duck typing assertion: This checks if the given object responds to the given method calls.
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#assit_real_string(object, message = "Not a non-empty string.") ⇒ Object
Asserts that the given element is a string that is not nil and not an empty string, or a string only containing whitspaces.
Instance Method Details
#assit_equal(expected, actual, message = "Object expected to be equal") ⇒ Object
Assert if two objects are equal
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# File 'lib/assit/assertions.rb', line 12 def assit_equal(expected, actual, = "Object expected to be equal") if(expected != actual) += " expected #{expected} but was #{actual}" assit(false, ) end end |
#assit_fail(message = "Assertion with assit_fail") ⇒ Object
Fails the assertion
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# File 'lib/assit/assertions.rb', line 28 def assit_fail( = "Assertion with assit_fail") assit(false, ) end |
#assit_kind_of(klass, object, message = "Object of wrong type") ⇒ Object
Assert if something is of the right type
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# File 'lib/assit/assertions.rb', line 20 def assit_kind_of(klass, object, = "Object of wrong type") if(!object.kind_of?(klass)) += " expected #{klass} but was #{object.class}" assit(false, ) end end |
#assit_not_nil(object, message = "Object is nil") ⇒ Object
Assert if an object is not nil
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# File 'lib/assit/assertions.rb', line 7 def assit_not_nil(object, = "Object is nil") assit(object != nil, ) end |
#assit_quack(object, methods, message = "Quack assert failed.") ⇒ Object
Duck typing assertion: This checks if the given object responds to the given method calls. This won’t detect any calls that will be handled through method_missing, of course.
Methods can be a single method name, or an Enumerable with multiple names
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# File 'lib/assit/assertions.rb', line 37 def assit_quack(object, methods, = "Quack assert failed.") unless(methods.kind_of?(Enumerable)) methods = [methods] end methods.each do |method| unless(object.respond_to?(method.to_sym)) assit(false, "#{} - Method: #{method.to_s}") end end end |
#assit_real_string(object, message = "Not a non-empty string.") ⇒ Object
Asserts that the given element is a string that is not nil and not an empty string, or a string only containing whitspaces
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# File 'lib/assit/assertions.rb', line 51 def assit_real_string(object, = "Not a non-empty string.") unless(object && object.kind_of?(String) && object.strip != "") assit(false, ) end end |