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tapered

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Synopsis

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Very minimal tap testing for Lua. Arguably too minimal.

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Assertions

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The message parameter is always optional. Brief messages help make test output +clearer to readers, but are not needed if the output goes straight to another +program for parsing.

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ok(expression, [message]) Tests whether expression returns a truthy +value.
nok(expression, [message]) Tests whether expression returns a falsy +value.
is(actual, expected, [message]) Tests whether actual is equal to +expected. The test uses == internally.
isnt(actual, expected, [message]) Tests whether actual is not equal to +actual. The test uses ~= internally.
same(actual, expected, [message]) Tests whether actual is a deep copy +of expected. The test uses an __eq metamethod if one is found. Useful +for comparing tables.
like(string, pattern, [message]) Tests whether string matches the given +pattern.
unlike(string, pattern, [message]) Tests whether string does not match +the given pattern.
pass([message]) A test that always passes. Useful as a quasi-skip with a +message.
fail([message]) A test that always fails. Useful as a quasi-TODO with a +message.
boom(function, args, [message]) Calls function with args as +parameters and checks to see if an exception is raised. Passes if an +exception is raised; fails otherwise. (The exception is swallowed.) The +args parameter expects a table. The table can be empty but not nil.

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Helper method

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A method is available to show how many tests were run. (This output +is required for TAP compliance, which may matter in some cases.)

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done([number]) Call this function (optionally) at the end of your test file. +It will print out a line in the form 1..n where n is the total number +of tests run. This secures TAP compliance when needed. The call to done +is not otherwise required. If you don’t care about TAP compliance, neither does +the library. If you pass the optional parameter to the method, it will check +whether the number of tests you expected matches the number of actual tests. +Thus, if can function like a traditional plan method. However, this method +should always be called last in your tap file, unlike plan methods which +normally start the test file.
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Another reason to use done is if you care about the exit status of the +tests. Many continuous integration tools rely on tests signalling success or +failure via their exit status. After done is called, the script will exit +with a status of 0, indicating success, if all tests passed. If some tests +failed, the script will exit with a status equal to the number of failed +tests, indicating failure. A script will also exit with an error status if +there is a mismatch between the actual number of tests run and the number +passed to done as a parameter.

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Varia

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The module provides four informational functions that return strings. They +should be self-explanatory.

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version() -- 2.3.0
author() -- Peter Aronoff
url() -- https://github.com/telemachus/tapered.git
license() -- BSD 3-Clause

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Credits

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For the same method I took ideas and code from Penlight, Underscore, +luassert, and cwtest. I thank all the people who worked on those.

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Indirect inspirations include knock, Test::More, and bats—not so +much for code as for ideas about testing and simplicity.

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Thanks in particular to Pierre Chapuis for help with ideas and +getting continuous integration for tapered.

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An anonymous email showed me that my setup and teardown methods had a logical +flaw. As a result, I’ve removed those methods. I appreciate the report.

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All the mistakes are mine. See version history for release details.

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