Unexpected

The extensible BDD assertion toolkit

[boneskull mcboneskullface @b0neskull]

Mocha uses @unexpectedjs for its own tests. try it dammit!

#stateofjavascript #npm #javascript #nodejs #mochajs #testing

[Unexpected @unexpectedjs]

@wejendorp @sunesimonsen Yes of cause. I don't have my computer with me. Should be MIT https://t.co/mDALxQH22G I'll add it to package.json when I'm at a computer.

[ColdFront @coldfrontconf]

We're absolutely in love with these #sketchnotes from @sunesimonsen for his interactive session at #ColdFront18!!

[Kenneth Auchenberg 🛠 @auchenberg]

Just had the final @coldfrontconf advisory board meeting with lovely @robertnyman, @kennethrohde, @philhawksworth, @poofichu , @jllord, @sunesimonsen + rest of the board. Can't wait for November to arrive! 🎉❄️🍻

Coming to Copenhagen? 👉 https://t.co/Nq36wy00Tn

[boneskull mcboneskullface @b0neskull]

more #mochajs users should try Unexpected—it’s a criminally overlooked assertion library https://t.co/FsRGXKhAce

[Peter Müller - @[email protected] @_munter_]

Mocha's own tests are now being run with the @unexpectedjs assertion library. Massive work from @b0neskull https://t.co/vZl0I9gvlV

[Unexpected @unexpectedjs]

@thejameskyle @_munter_ @ava__js I agree with that. I usually make custom assertions for complex things that is repeated, but that is a very different workflow and I understand the wish for keeping things low level.

[Unexpected @unexpectedjs]

@thejameskyle @_munter_ @ava__js Thanks for the answer. I agree power assert is pretty awesome. It of course has its limitations to how detailed and custom the error output can get. But it is definitely a winner if you want to stay with simple assertions. I tend to mostly use https://t.co/n4Ln9rnQl0 in my tests.

[Unexpected @unexpectedjs]

@thejameskyle @_munter_ @ava__js @thejameskyle is it mainly the string assertions you don't like or is it a deeper form of dissatisfaction. It would be useful for me to know.

[SurviveJS @survivejs]

Interview with @bruderstein about unexpected-react, an Unexpected way to test your #reactjs components https://t.co/KaoWjlMndQ

[Dave Brotherstone (@[email protected]) @bruderstein]

If you're trying out enzyme 3 with React 16, try out unexpected-react 5 - simpler tests and much improved output! https://t.co/8ONMokAVvJ

[Dave Brotherstone (@[email protected]) @bruderstein]

unexpected-react React 16 support - `npm i unexpected-react@fiber` 🎉 (oh and react-native `require('unexpected-react/react-native)` ) 🎉🎉

[Vojta Stavik @vojtastavik]

I think I’ve fixed the notch issue in landscape 🍾 #iphoneX

[Gustav Nikolaj @gustavnikolaj]

@thejameskyle @fbjest You should try @unexpectedjs - the most important part of assertions is not how the test case reads but the output. https://t.co/vgs1Vgbm3U

[ColdFront @coldfrontconf]

DRUM ROLL🥁
Meet the first three speakers @evaferreira92, @kennethrohde and @benschwarz. #coldfront #coldfront17

[Dave Brotherstone (@[email protected]) @bruderstein]

Announcing unexpected-preact! Now you can have great tests and great output for @preactjs too (incl jest snapshots)🎉 https://t.co/W7nd6m3YS5

[[email protected] @fgnass]

Just published https://t.co/KnggM98D5T to conveniently test MobX observables with unexpected.js 🎉

[Dave Brotherstone (@[email protected]) @bruderstein]

@DavidKPiano :) Try @unexpectedjs - massive improvement on output when it fails. Especially compared to chai.assert!

[Dave Brotherstone (@[email protected]) @bruderstein]

Now with @wallabyjs and @unexpectedjs, this is a great reference for current libs for JavaScript testing @vzaidman https://t.co/CDKxjxHsDz

[Dave Brotherstone (@[email protected]) @bruderstein]

I just copied the output of a scala specs2 test to unexpected to see the real difference in a JSON test. <3