package tests import ( "testing" ) // Spec is an access point to test Expections type Spec struct { t *testing.T } // S generates a spec. You will want to use it once in a test file, once in a test or once per each check func S(t *testing.T) *Spec { return &Spec{t: t} } // ExpectNil expects given value to be nil, or errors func (spec *Spec) ExpectNil(actual interface{}) { if actual == nil { return } spec.t.Errorf("Expected %+v to be nil", actual) } // ExpectNotNil expects given value to be not nil, or errors func (spec *Spec) ExpectNotNil(actual interface{}) { if actual != nil { return } spec.t.Errorf("Expected %+v to be not nil", actual) } // ExpectEquals expects given values to be equal (comparison via `==`), or errors func (spec *Spec) ExpectEquals(actual, value interface{}) { if actual == value { return } spec.t.Errorf("Expected %+v, got %+v", value, actual) } // ExpectNotEquals expects given values to be nonequal (comparison via `==`), or errors func (spec *Spec) ExpectNotEquals(actual, value interface{}) { if !(actual == value) { return } spec.t.Errorf("Expected not %+v", value) } // ExpectEqualsAny expects given actual to equal (comparison via `==`) at least one of given values, or errors func (spec *Spec) ExpectEqualsAny(actual interface{}, values ...interface{}) { for _, value := range values { if actual == value { return } } spec.t.Errorf("Expected %+v to equal any of given values", actual) } // ExpectNotEqualsAny expects given actual to be nonequal (comparison via `==`)tp any of given values, or errors func (spec *Spec) ExpectNotEqualsAny(actual interface{}, values ...interface{}) { for _, value := range values { if actual == value { spec.t.Errorf("Expected not %+v", value) } } } // ExpectFalse expects given values to be false, or errors func (spec *Spec) ExpectFalse(actual interface{}) { spec.ExpectEquals(actual, false) } // ExpectTrue expects given values to be true, or errors func (spec *Spec) ExpectTrue(actual interface{}) { spec.ExpectEquals(actual, true) }