43 lines
1.2 KiB
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43 lines
1.2 KiB
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// This is a basic example test.
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#load "./example_math.jai";
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// You can import files and libraries as normal.
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//
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// Note you do not have to import anything for the test
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// suite specifically. That gets handled by the metaprogram.
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main :: () {
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Init_Test_Harness("basic");
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// This call initializes the test harness.
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// The string you pass in will be prefixed to all test names.
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// (you can omit the prefix if you want.)
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// This is how you create a single test.
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// A test is a logically connected unit of functionality you
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// want to verify the results of.
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Test("example test", () {
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expect(times2(1), 2);
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expect(times2(2), 4);
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});
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// You can have more than one test in a suite.
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Test("example test 2", () {
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expect(times2(3), 6);
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// uncomment this next expect call to see what it's like when
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// a test fails
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// expect(times2(4), 3);
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});
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Run_Test_Harness();
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// when you're done declaring tests, call Run_Test_Harness
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// to actually run all the tests and output the results
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// This test will never run because it's being declared after
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// Run_Test_Harness. We don't have a good way to check this and
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// alert you automatically right now so be careful
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Test("bad test", () {
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expect(times2(4), 3);
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});
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}
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