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Published by unional almost 7 years ago
Improve measurement code so that it will not fail on browsers, in case you are using assert-order on tests that runs on browsers (e.g. using karma).
Published by unional almost 7 years ago
assert-order now also help you to keep track of how long it takes to execute some code.
const order = new AssertOrder()
// do some work
console.log(`${order.end()} ms have passed`)
Published by unional almost 7 years ago
In this release, I completely rewrite AssertOrder to clean up its API.
Many improvements have been made to make the result more consistent.
Breaking changes
- Step starts from 1 instead of 0
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step(),all(),multliple(),some()are removed
New methods
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atLeastOnce()(replacingsome()),exactly()(replacingall(),multiple()),on(),onAny()
Published by unional over 7 years ago
Add multiple() as alias to all()
Published by unional almost 8 years ago
const order = new AssertOrder()
order.once(0)
order.next // === 1
Published by unional almost 8 years ago
end() will now support putting in a timeout value and returns a promise if doing so.
it will simply wait for specified amount to time before validating the planned step is satisfied.
Published by unional almost 8 years ago
Add planning support:
const a = new AssertOrder(3)
a.once(0)
a.once(1)
a.once(2)
a.end()
And multi-pass:
function odd() { a.any(1, 3, 5) }
function even() { a.any(0, 2, 4) }
const a = new AssertOrder()
even()
odd()
even()
odd()
even()
odd()
Published by unional almost 8 years ago
any(), some(), all() and plan() will now return the current step so you can use that value in your test code to do other validations / logic.
Published by unional almost 8 years ago
Publish as assert-order instead of @unional/assert-order for easier access.
Published by unional almost 8 years ago
To /@unional/assert-order
Published by unional almost 8 years ago
Support once(), step(), some(), any(), all(), plan().
Version to 1.1 directly as this is very simple and stable.
