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Both tests and `run_all_tests.sh` have the same options: Both tests and `run_all_tests.sh` have the same options:
`-colors`: output colored information for easier readability `-colors`: output colored information for easier readability
`-verbose`: by default the output will only show test suites run, and full information on errors. Enabling verbose output indicates all tests that are run as well. `-verbose`: by default the output will only show test suites run, and full information on errors. Enabling verbose output indicates all tests that are run as well.
## Test Harness Reference ## Test Harness Reference
`Init_Test_Harness(suite_name: string)`: Call at the beginning of your test suite function to initialize the test suite. `Init_Test_Harness(suite_name: string)`:
`Run_Test_Harness()`: Call at the end of your test suite function to execute all tests Call at the beginning of your test suite function to initialize the test suite.
`Before_Each(#type () -> ())`: Define a function that will be run before each test
`After_Each(#type () -> ())`: Define a funciton that will be run after each test `Run_Test_Harness()`:
`Test(test_name: string, test_proc: #type () -> ())`: Define a single test function Call at the end of your test suite function to execute all tests
`Before_Each(#type () -> ())`:
Define a function that will be run before each test
`After_Each(#type () -> ())`:
Define a funciton that will be run after each test
`Test(test_name: string, test_proc: #type () -> ())`:
Define a single test function
`expect(received, expected)`:
Checks for equality between the two values. Equivalent to `if (received != expected) report_test_failure()`
`expect(received, expected)`: Checks for equality between the two values. Equivalent to `if (received != expected) report_test_failure()`
`expect_true(value)` `expect_true(value)`
`expect_false(value)` `expect_false(value)`
## How It Works ## How It Works