Introduction

Package xycond supports to assert or expect many conditions.

It makes source code to be shorter and more readable by using inline commands.

Features

This package has the following features:

• Assert a condition, panic in case condition is false.
• Expect a condition to occur and perform actions on this expectation.
• Panic with an assertion error.

Benchmark

ExpectIn

op	time per op
large-map	293ns
small-map	209ns
large-array	196507ns
small-array	375ns
large-string-string	115002ns
small-string-string	455ns
large-string-rune	194ns
small-string-rune	192ns

Example

1. Assert conditions

xycond.AssertFalse(1 == 2)

var x int
xycond.AssertZero(x)

xycond.ExpectFalse(true).Assert("this is a custom assertion message")

2. Testing

// Test a condition with *testing.T or *testing.B.
func TestSomething(t *testing.T) {
    xycond.ExpectEmpty("").Test(t)
}

3. Perform actions on expectation

// Perform actions on an expectation.
xycond.ExpectEqual(1, 2).
    True(func() {
        fmt.Printf("1 == 2")
    }).
    False(func() {
        fmt.Printf("1 != 2")
    })

// Output:
// 1 != 2

4. Panic with formatted string

func foo() {
    xycond.Panicf("foo %s", "bar")
}

func bar() int {
    return xycond.Panic("buzzz").(int)
}