use testing

Testing utilities for unit tests.

Provides assertion functions for writing test cases. Tests are defined using the test keyword and assertions check that conditions are met.

@example use testing

test "addition works" { 2 3 + 5 testing::assert_eq }

Functions

fn assert_eq

Assert that two values are equal. Works with any type (i64, f64, str, ptr).

Signature: (a:any b:any -- )

Example:

5 5 testing::assert_eq  // passes
"hello" "hello" testing::assert_eq  // passes

fn assert_false

Assert that a value is falsy. Falsy means: zero for integers, zero for floats, empty for strings, null for pointers.

Signature: (v:any -- )

Example:

0 testing::assert_false  // passes
"" testing::assert_false  // passes

fn assert_ne

Assert that two values are not equal. Works with any type (i64, f64, str, ptr).

Signature: (a:any b:any -- )

Example:

5 6 testing::assert_ne  // passes

fn assert_true

Assert that a value is truthy. Truthy means: non-zero for integers, non-zero for floats, non-empty for strings, non-null for pointers.

Signature: (v:any -- )

Example:

1 testing::assert_true  // passes
"hello" testing::assert_true  // passes

fn fail

Unconditionally fail a test with a message.

Signature: (msg:str -- )

Example:

"Not implemented" testing::fail